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What impact do human activities have on the wildlife population and biodiversity hotspots across the world?

Katherin Sparrow

Human activities have a big impact on wildlife and biodiversity hotspots! That means that things people do can hurt animals and plants that live in certain places around the world.

Some of the things people do that hurt wildlife and biodiversity hotspots are cutting down trees, polluting the air and water, and building things like houses and roads. When there are less trees or plants in an area, it can be hard for animals to find food and shelter. Pollution from factories or cars can make it hard for animals to breathe or live in certain places. And when people build things like houses or roads, it can take away important habitats for animals and plants.

All of these activities can really hurt the population of some kinds of animals and plants. When there are less of them in an area, it can also hurt other animals and plants that rely on them for food or shelter. This can cause a whole bunch of problems for the environment!

But there are things people can do to help protect wildlife and biodiversity hotspots too. We can plant more trees and plants in areas that have been hurt, recycle more to help reduce pollution, and be careful not to harm habitats that animals and plants need to survive. If we all work together, we can help protect both wildlife and the world we live in!