One million plant and animal species are on the verge of extinction. Participate in the survey and give young people a voice in the negotiations on biodiversity.

The purpose of the survey is to show what is important for young people in the Nordic region, and to put pressure on negotiators for new ambitious goals to protect biodiversity. The more young people (13-30 years) who respond during the month of February, the stronger demands can be placed on the ongoing international negotiations and the Nordic governments. The survey was developed by the Nordic Youth Biodiversity Network, with support from the Nordic Council, the Nordic Council of Ministers and WWF Denmark.

The survey takes ten minutes and is available on Nordic co - operation's website.

The Nordic Institute on Åland is a cultural institute under the Nordic Council of Ministers and works for a more sustainable society in many different ways within the framework of Nordic co-operation.