A farmer who puts aside land to protect endangered animal and plant species is practising the principles of which environmental category (belonging to 'The Global Reporting Initiative')?

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Biodiversity refers to the variety and variability of life on Earth, and by setting aside land to protect endangered species, the farmer is directly contributing to the preservation and enhancement of biodiversity. This action supports the conservation of different species, both animal and plant, which is a core aspect of biodiversity.

A Farmer Who Puts Aside Land to Protect Endangered Animal