Promoting biodiversity in university public spaces can be tough. Here are some major challenges and how we can fix them:

1. Limited Funding:
   Many schools focus on looks instead of nature. This can lead to not having enough money for biodiversity projects.

   • Solution: Push for funding that supports biodiversity first.

2. Space Constraints:
   In cities, there isn’t always a lot of room for planting different kinds of plants.

   • Solution: Create vertical gardens and green roofs to make the most of the space available.

3. Community Resistance:
   Some people might not be happy with changes that alter the landscape they are used to.

   • Solution: Involve the community from the start to gain their support.

4. Maintenance Issues:
   Eco-friendly projects need care over time, but this is often ignored.

   • Solution: Start educational programs to teach the proper care for new biodiversity projects.

In conclusion, even though there are challenges, working together and planning wisely can help improve biodiversity in university public spaces.