Practicing sustainable development goals is a significant challenge facing the world today, with environmental protection and ecological conservation being key elements in achieving sustainability. Under the influence of modern industrialization, urbanization, and consumerism, the Earth is facing unprecedented environmental pressures and ecological destruction. To address these challenges, countries around the world have formulated corresponding sustainable development goals and proposed a series of policies and measures. However, achieving sustainable development goals is not easy and involves numerous challenges. Firstly, environmental protection requires interdisciplinary cooperation and coordination. Secondly, ecological conservation also faces many challenges. Issues such as biodiversity loss, deforestation, and excessive exploitation of water resources seriously affect the stability and sustainability of ecosystems. Therefore, protecting wildlife, restoring ecosystems, and conserving natural resources are urgent priorities. In summary, the challenges of implementing sustainable development goals still exist, but with increasing global awareness and the implementation of relevant policies, we have confidence that we can collectively overcome these challenges and achieve harmonious coexistence between people and nature.

Implemented by Department of Earth and Life Science
Date: 2024/03/06