Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species
Tsukiji Fish Market | Photo by IPBES
Humans use around 50,000 wild species for different practices, including over 10,000 harvested directly for food. Experts across the globe share their insights to establish more sustainable use of wild species.
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