Global deforestation and its relation to animal extinction

  • Tarkik-Gautam-Ranjan
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Abstract

Deforestation and animal extinction go hand in hand, also side effect of deforestation is not only limited to wildlife but to all across globe. Global Forest cover during 1900 CE was around 5500 million hectare (MN ha) and it was just 409 MN ha in 2020. From global warming to a trophic cascade and many more are caused due to deforestation. Due to rapid deforestation native animal species are unable to endure and are perishing at a rapid rate which has accelerated significantly during the last two decades. Sustainable development and situational awareness are important to reduce the damage.

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Tarkik-Gautam-Ranjan. (2022). Global deforestation and its relation to animal extinction. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 15(1), 499–511. https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2022.15.1.0749

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