Discovered and Going Extinct! The Effects of Human Activity on Turkey’s Plant Biodiversity @theBIAAnkara
Discovered and Going Extinct! The Effects of Human Activity on Turkey’s Plant Biodiversity  @theBIAAnkara
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A BIAA Online Lecture with Necmi Aksoy, Ahmet Emre Yaprak, and Mehmet Ceylan.

Nature has a right to die as well as a right to live, but without human influence… The ‘Discovered and Going Extinct!’ documentary was prepared to inspire and urge people to reconsider their relationship with their environment. With Mehmet Ceyhan’s contributions as the director and producer of this short documentary, Necmi Aksoy and Ahmet Emre Yaprak will discuss the issues in sustainable conservation of biodiversity, with a particular focus on the adverse consequences of human activity on plant diversity in Turkey.
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Discovered and Going Extinct! The Effects of Human Activity on Turkey’s Plant Biodiversity

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