Strategies for protecting the earth's precious biodiversity will not be implemented without bottom-up political pressure from individual citizens and groups.

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Bottom-up political pressure refers to pressure from citizens and groups on their elected officials to prioritize and act on environmental issues. Without this pressure, politicians may prioritize other issues or be less motivated to implement biodiversity protection strategies. Therefore, citizen and group activism is necessary for change to occur.

Strategies for Protecting the Earth's Precious Biodiversity Will Not Be