Deforestation and the Elimination of Natural Habitats

The more destroyed forests, the greater the harm done for all species, including humans. The last rainforest in the world is disappearing. Despite a series of protections over the years and the implementation of a decisive international campaign by government agencies, the attractive forces of population growth and rural poverty are consuming rich tropical regions in an unprecedented way . Environmentalists predict that by the middle of the century more than half of all species on Earth will be extinct.

Forest logging means loss of forest habitat due to natural causes or artificial causes. Forest fires such as forest fires, forest fires, volcanic eruptions and glacier effects are also related to the causes of human-related deforestation, such as mining, logging and farming by agricultural deforestation. Cow breeding is the main cause of deforestation in Brazil. This is a fact at least since 1970. This is because in Brazil the price and demand of Brazilian beef has been raised by eradication of foot and mouth disease, developers and ranchers can enter the forest areas that can not be accessed by Amazon, the developers cut down the forests It is because it is enough to put it on. Some cows can gain ownership of Amazon land

Forest logging can adversely affect the environment. The most dramatic impact is the loss of hundreds of species of habitat. Eighty percent of the earth's land, the flora and fauna live in the forest, and many people can not survive deforestation destroying their homes. Forest destruction also promotes climate change

Many ecological literature focuses on the influence of human behavior on species, habitat or ecosystem. Unfortunately, the impact on human nature is often negative. Regardless of whether it is forest destruction, carbon emissions, plastic contamination or industrial fishery, humans have had a great impact on the planet. In the ocean world, coral reef ecosystems are drawing particular attention. Coral is known as the sea's rainforest by color, shape and species diversity. Just as canary mine workers alert the underground toxic gases, corals can easily cope with changes in the environmental conditions such as temperature and light, so the nickname "Ocean Canary" was also attached.

One of the main causes of loss of biodiversity is deforestation. During deforestation, animals lose habitats and forest biodiversity is destroyed. The area with the highest deforestation rate is Southeast Asia. According to a study on land use change in Asia, 50% of the land in Asia belongs to the development of agricultural development or human activity (Zhao, Peng, Jiang, Tian, ​​Lei and Zhou, 2006) and 73 regions in South Asia It is used for agriculture. Development So animals do not have habitats and there is not enough food to survive. For example, over the past 183 years, Singapore's deforestation rate was 95%, so over 28% of species were removed. Another country with a high share of biodiversity loss due to deforestation is Thailand (Zhao et al., 2006).