Who used the term “Biodiversity” for the first time ?

The term “Biodiversity” was first used by Walter G. Rosen in 1985 during the planning of the National Forum on Biological Diversity.

Later, the term became more popular after E.O. Wilson edited the book "Biodiversity" (1988).

Before the term "biodiversity," scientists used “biological diversity.”

Biodiversity includes:

Biodiversity conservation is essential for ecological balance and sustainable development.