/r/biodiversity/

r/biodiversity

7k members
r/biodiversity is a subreddit with 7k members. The community frequently discusses biodiversity, plants, conservation, species, and climate, and the most common flair used is biology & ecology, good news!, discussion, other, and environmental management.
Biodiversity: the variety of life on Earth at all levels; including plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi.

Popular Topics in r/biodiversity

#1

Biodiversity

110 posts
#2

Plants

49 posts
#3

Conservation

32 posts
#4

Species

23 posts
#5

Climate

20 posts
#6

Animals

20 posts
#7

Wildlife

19 posts
#8

Birds

14 posts
#9

Leather

10 posts
#10

Pollinators

9 posts

Flair Used in r/biodiversity

#1
Biology & Ecology
: "Intresting ladybug species"
23 posts
#2
Good News!
: "They discovered a several new moths and butterflies and a spider that glows under UV."
16 posts
#3
Discussion
: "Sudden increase in biodiversity assessments by businesses"
9 posts
#4
Other
: "🌍 When roots are cut, rivers dry up"
5 posts
#5
Environmental Management
: "An Antarctic Ice Vault Is Becoming a Noah’s Ark for Melting Glaciers"
5 posts
#6
Conservation
: "Vjosa-Narta in Albania: protected coastal biodiversity under development pressure"
5 posts
#7
Media
: "Guyana Is Turning an Oil Windfall Into Tourism Gold"
4 posts
#8
Politics
: "Major Deforestation in India?? What must we do??"
4 posts
#9
Event
: "We HAVE to increase biodiversity."
4 posts
#10
Science
: "Scientists trace ancient bird flight paths using modern plant diversity"
4 posts

Member Growth in r/biodiversity

Yearly
+3k members(83.3%)

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Last updated: October 17, 2026