Decline in insect populations
Decline in insect populations
Ecological trend recorded since the late 20th century.
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Windshield phenomenon
Insect population indicator.
28%
Rocky Mountain locust
Extinct species of grasshopper.
10%
Charismatic megafauna
Large animals with popular appeal.
8.4%
Orthoptera
Order of insects that includes grasshoppers.
7.7%
Damselfly
Suborder of insects.
4.8%
Pollinator decline
Reduction in abundance of insect and other animal pollinators.
4.4%
Light pollution
Excess artificial light in an environment.
3.8%
Holocene extinction
Ongoing extinction event caused by human activity.
3.3%
Biodiversity loss
Extinction of species or loss of species in a given habitat.
3.2%
Springtail
Class of arthropods.
2.7%
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Windshield phenomenon
Insect population indicator.
50%
Butterfly
Group of insects in the order Lepidoptera.
33%
Insect
Class of arthropods.
7.4%
Pollinator decline
Reduction in abundance of insect and other animal pollinators.
3%
Decline in amphibian populations
Ongoing mass extinction of amphibian species worldwide.
2.6%
Rufous hummingbird
Species of bird.
1.2%
Holocene extinction
Ongoing extinction event caused by human activity.
1.1%
Planetary boundaries
Limits to safe impact on the Earth ecology.
1%