I WONDER - How Do Indigenous People Help Biodiversity?

The video explains biodiversity as the variety of wildlife and plants in an area, highlighting its importance for environmental sustainability. A diverse range of plants and animals contributes to nutrient-rich soil and a balanced ecosystem. It also discusses the role of indigenous people, who are deeply connected to their land and protect the environment through sustainable farming practices that maintain soil health.

What is biodiversity primarily concerned with?

• The amount of rainfall in a region

• The temperature variations in a habitat

• The number of human settlements in a location

• The variety of wildlife and plants in an area

How does biodiversity contribute to a balanced ecosystem?

• By reducing the number of plant species

• By increasing the number of predators

• By eliminating all pests

• By providing a variety of nutrients in the soil

Who are considered indigenous people?

• People who live in urban areas

• People who travel frequently for work

• People who are linked to the land they live in

• People who have recently moved to a new area

What belief do indigenous people hold about their relationship with the environment?

• They should avoid interacting with the environment

• They are separate from the environment

• They must exploit the environment for resources

• They are connected to and must respect the environment

How do indigenous farming practices benefit the soil?

• By using chemical fertilizers

• By increasing soil erosion

• By depleting nutrients

• By maintaining soil health