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Help biodiversity - eat more plants!

Sam (13) on how we can help increase #biodiversity by eating more #plants (and less meat).

Many  farms grow large amounts of one crop, this is known as a monoculture and very bad for bees and other bugs.   Many of these crops are used to feed animals that we eat.  This process is quite inefficient so  If we were to eat more plants and less meat there would be more room for biodiversity.  

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