The Biodiversity wall chart provides a comprehensive visual explanation of the variety of life on Earth and the critical importance of protecting ecosystems. Designed for environmental sciences education, this chart clearly defines biodiversity and explains how plants, animals, and insects interact within natural systems to sustain life.

The chart begins by illustrating biodiversity across landscapes, showing how diverse habitats support different species. It explains food webs and ecosystem interactions, helping learners understand how energy flows between organisms and why balance is essential. A dedicated section on farming crops highlights monoculture practices and explains how growing a single crop repeatedly can increase vulnerability to pests and disease.

A major focus of this educational poster is the potential impacts of biodiversity loss. These include increased climate change, loss of natural medicines, habitat destruction, and ecosystem collapse. The chart features medicinal plants in danger, with real-world examples such as yew trees and wild ginger, reinforcing the link between biodiversity and human health.

The lower sections showcase endangered animals, including fish, whales, birds, and land animals, supported by visuals and conservation context. This poster is ideal for classrooms, environmental awareness spaces, and science labs as a long-term reference tool that promotes sustainability and ecological responsibility.