Biodiversity Factors for Biodiversity abundant

 Deforestation: - Forests are found to be the most areas in the world. The world's ionized rain forests are part of a large number of species. When such areas become extinct, the animals that live there may be destroyed by food or shelter or moved elsewhere.

• Destruction of Murmansk caverns: - The marine waters are called the ion rain forests of the ocean due to the abundance of living things in the sea. . These ecosystems contribute to the survival of 25% of the world's fish species. The creatures that inhabit the Murukkuppallavaram area are also extinct when the marine boulders are destroyed and some migrate.

• Wetland restoration: - Wetlands are habitats of fish, etc., and are ideal for breeding grounds. Wetlands are reclaimed for residential construction and urban expansion, as well as for waste disposal. This makes the wetland organisms vulnerable to extinction.

• Increasing use of chemical inputs: - There is a need to increase the food supply according to the increasing population. Thus the use of large chemical inputs is the product of the revolutions that have occurred in agriculture such as the Green Revolution. Chemical fertilizers, disinfectants and herbicides in particular are such chemical inputs. Thus, when chemical inputs are applied to the land, they affect the microbial activity of the soil. This results in the destruction of microorganisms found in the agricultural landscape.

• Keeping fire: - Forests are set on fire for easy cultivation and capture of animals. When wild areas that are selected for shelf life are burned, various species of life in the area are destroyed. In addition, the fires spread to other areas and lead to the destruction of the species. In countries like Africa, biomass is heavily affected by animal fodder.

• Hunting: - In some developing countries wildlife is being hunted and the livelihoods are affected by commercial wildlife capture. In these countries, many animals are illegally exported to the skin and ivory of ivory.

• Natural disasters: Livelihoods are also affected by volcanoes, droughts, floods, hurricanes and wildfires. When a volcano erupts, the volcanic slurry spreads over neighboring areas, causing lives to be destroyed. Similarly, during the drought season, many animals are destroyed by drought. Example: Volcano - Colombia, Drought - Sri Lanka, India, Flood - India, Bangladesh

• River Basin Development Projects This is especially the case in developing countries. The Machiavelli, Kalloya and Uva Reservoirs in Sri Lanka are the Niger River Project in Nigeria and the Sambas Project in Zambia.

• Global warming: - Climate change and global warming are affecting the loss of species diversity. As the temperature rises continuously, its intensity becomes unbearable. It is said that the species, in particular the dinosaur, were extinct.