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Cet article fait partie du Thème Vivre ensemble Économie alternative Décroissance Sociétés alternatives Social Politique Communication Environnement Énergie renouvelable Naturisme

The biodiversity (or biologic diversity) is the variety of the living world, within nature.

The term was used for the first time by the entomologist E.O. Wilson in 1986, during the publication of the report of the first american forum on biological diversity (organized by the National Research Council). This word had been suggested to him by the NRC, because "biological diversity" was judged less effective in terms of communication.

Contents 1 Definitions of the biodiversity 2 Roles of biodiversity 3 Rating the biodiversity 4 Is biodiversity in danger ? 5 Biodiversity management : conservation, preservation and protection 6 Legal status of biodiversity 7 See also 7.1 Internal links 7.2 External links 7.3 Bibliography

[edit] Definitions of the biodiversity

[edit] Roles of biodiversity

[edit] Rating the biodiversity

[edit] Is biodiversity in danger ?

[edit] Biodiversity management : conservation, preservation and protection

[edit] Legal status of biodiversity

[edit] See also

[edit] Internal links

[edit] External links

[edit] Bibliography