Overview
Urbanization significantly impacts biodiversity by altering habitats and ecosystems. As cities expand, natural areas are often destroyed or fragmented, leading to habitat loss and increased pressure on wildlife. Many species struggle to adapt to urban environments, resulting in declining populations...
Key Terms
Example: The urbanization of cities has led to more crowded living conditions.
Example: Rainforests are known for their high biodiversity.
Example: Road construction can lead to habitat fragmentation.
Example: Pollination of crops is an important ecosystem service.
Example: The passenger pigeon is an example of a species that went extinct.
Example: Parks and gardens are considered green spaces.
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Key Concepts
habitat lossspecies extinctionecosystem servicesurban planning