Forests and meadows are real wonders for storing CO2. However, climate-related events such as extreme droughts or forest fires threaten them, and thus the environment for countless animal and plant species. To protect forests and meadows, scientists recommend the concept of biodiversity. Bernd Fuchs explains what this means in Climate Update. The most convenient way to support biodiversity is not to mow the lawn or lawn in the garden. When dandelions, daisies, clovers and sedges are allowed to bloom instead of being shaved, the insects are happy. On the other hand, a flawless English lawn that is mowed once a week is worthless to insects. The increase in insects means more food for birds, hedgehogs and other small animals in the garden. (More on wetter.de)