Da Miljøstyrelsen i foråret meldte ind til EU-Kommissionen, at 15 procent af Danmarks landareal er ‘beskyttet natur’ talte alle 3.866 kvadratkilometer Natura 2000-områder i Danmark med på listen.
Men på store dele af disse områder trives biodiversiteten ikke – tværtimod, vurderer Signe Normand, der er professor i biologi på Aarhus Universitet og forperson i Biodiversitetsrådet, der skal rådgive regeringen om, hvordan biodiversitetstabet vendes til fremgang.
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