Deforestation – Global Rights Concert

Causes Of Habitat Loss And Deforestation

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:58:15 +0000

Thousands of species have been extinct from these planets and hundreds of species are on the verge of extinction because of habitat damage. And we are responsible for this.

We are making this planet hell for other animals. Now it is the need of time to make awareness among people about those factors that are causing damage to our wildlife, these causes are given below

1: Deforestation To Make Land Clear For Agriculture

Farming is now one of the biggest reasons for habitat loss of many species. Forests are cut down or even burnt out to make land clear for agriculture. The tropical rain forest is being cut down rapidly every day to grow plants like palm oil tree plants.

It is hard to believe and heart-rending that 78 million acres’ woodlands are lost every year. About 20 percent of the Amazon forest has already been destroyed and much more is ruthlessly endangered as the demolition continues.

Why are forests being destroyed so rapidly? simply, extra land is required to cultivate more eatable goods.

2: Habitat Loss To Make Colonies: A vast majority of natural habitat is destroyed for human homes as well. We decide to clear land for large buildings and to make luxurious homes. We snatching rooms of other species just to make our life more and more comfortable. But if the situation continues as it is, our future survival is also not guaranteed.

3: Habitat Loss To Get Timber: Forests are also damaged so that their constituents can be used to keep us easy and comfy. For example, the trees are used to make many paper goods, and logs are also used for the manufacturing of furniture and various items.

4. Destruction Of Wetlands: Swamps and marshes are known as wetlands. Wetlands or marsh lands are those areas of soil that are enclosed with water. Wetlands are consisting of ecosystems that are distinctive and enormously varied. Unlike the forests where we remove trees and make the land more compressed from above, we fill swamp lands to cover them up so that we can form things above them.

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Effects Of Habitat Loss And Deforestation

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:58:14 +0000

Habitat Loss – While fulfilling our needs we are destroying large areas of forest which have very adverse effects, these are discussed here:

Habitat demolition is the foremost cause of death of many species and is the reason that many animals are in danger of extinction. Animals are very intelligent, but without their natural homes, they cannot protect themselves and their young ones.
When we make land clear for our homes, bulldozers go through forests to clear trees and smooth the ground. This process happens so suddenly that animals find no time to adopt such drastic changes and eventually many of them die!

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Habitat Loss And Deforestation

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:48:35 +0000

What is Deforestation? Just Visualize waking up one day, only to realize that the whole thing you’ve always known has suddenly altered. The home you’ve existed in for your whole life has gone. The roads are much changed, making direction-finding very difficult and complex, and you find yourself in zones that are unacquainted with you.

Everywhere you find elements that could be the reason for your damage and there is no fleeing. This situation would be miserable, very devastating, and a lot of people would not live. This is what happens to the wildlife and marine animals every day as their homes are being demolished.

As we consume natural resources, the homes of many animals are gone in this progression. In actual meaning, habitat damage is also known as habitat demolition, and it happens when we destroy the natural accommodations that are homes to wildlife.

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Is Loss Of Biodiversity The Cause Of COVID19?

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:29:13 +0000

When biodiversity is lost, an increase in the spreading of diseases takes place, which scientists think, is for the reason that some species are better in controlling the transmission of diseases. Current extraordinary deteriorations in biodiversity decrease the ability of ecological societies to deliver numerous essential ecosystem services. Here we analyze evidence that decreased

biodiversity affects the communication of contagious diseases of humans’ other animals and plants.

Habitat Loss And Spread Of Contagious Diseases

However, increasing evidence shows that biodiversity loss,normally increases the transmission of various diseases. Alterations in the human social organization have led to the occurrence of human infections, for example, with the development of cities and colonies during the industrial progression and from hunting and gathering to agriculture have become major factors to habitat loss and the spread infectious diseases.

Globalization and ecological disorders are reasons for recent emergence and reemergence of contagious diseases. It is speculating that deforestation, habitat destruction, and loss of biodiversity linked with biotic homogenization can enhance the spread of contagious and infectious diseases affecting humans.

The visible connection between transmittable disease and biotic homogenization is responsible for many transmittable and infectious diseases.

Biodiversity is the basic structure that maintains all life. Our oceans are suffering from the immense pressure of plastic. Life on our beaches and oceans is suffocating because of oil spills and plastic pollution.

Rain forests are being lost rapidly to make land clear for agriculture. These things have a major contribution to the loss of biodiversity and the extinction of several species.

For many years these issues have resulted in the exploitation of our planet by human beings and are responsible to be causing the sixth extinct period, that the planet is presently experiencing.

Humans damaged the ecosystem by removing the forests,killing animals or caging them, and transporting them to humans for eating and making medicines. Ultimately, viruses lost their hosts and start looking for new hosts. As a result, these viruses eventually transfer to human beings.

Loss Of Biodiversity And COVID19

Destruction of biodiversity and habitat loss lead to a situation for new viruses and diseases such as COVID-19. All the people from the pandemic of COVID19 must understand that either directly or indirectly biodiversity is of intrinsic value and nature and ecosystems are associated to corporate activity.

Organizations and companies must act now to prevent further habitat and extinction loss before it’s too late. The planet’s future is in our hands but yet we have not done anything good to this planet except destruction.

Now everyone must take strict action in saving the planet instantly. Let’s take a start from you and come forward to stop biodiversity and habitat loss and stop plastic pollution from racking our beaches and have a healthy ocean that delights its sustain for generations to come. We can make a change but we must act fast!

This is what Global Right Concert is doing through this platform. Be part of us and Let no one be left behind in making this planet a beautiful and healthy place to live for all life.

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What Are The Side Effects Of Cutting Down Forests?

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:20:35 +0000

Our earth is suffering a lot because of deforestation (CUTTING DOWN FORESTS) ;

The greenhouse gases are increasing in the atmosphere due to deforestation, which is ultimately increasing the temperature of the earth.
Trees also regulate the level of water in the atmosphere, in deforested areas, there is less amount of moisture in the air which causes dryer soil and land to become barren.
Soil erosion and flooding is increased due to deforestation
Deforestation leads to habitat loss of thousands of species.

Global Right Concert is creating awareness among people about forestation and reforestation. Our mother earth is suffering a lot because of deforestation, let no one be left behind in making our planet a better and healthy place to live and grow plants as much as you can. Make our planet green again!

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Why Are Forests Being Rapidly Removed From The Earth?

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:16:45 +0000

The long-term effects of over exploitation of our forests are frequent and severe. There is a lack of effective stewardship which is leading to deforestation and loss of habitat for thousands of species. There are also many other effects like a disruption of water cycles, industrial development, bomb blasting, and demolition of livelihoods and homes, which are contributing a great role in climate change and the greenhouse effect. Effective afforestation planting is the need of time to make this world a beautiful and healthy place to live, not only for ourselves but for our future generations too.

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Why Are Forests Essential For Life And Earth?

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:13:25 +0000

Forests are essential for life on mother earth. Forests are home to, up to 80% of the biodiversity of terrestrial life. Forests play an essential and important role in avoiding soil erosion, degradation of land, and desertification. Forests also play an important role in sustaining global climate stability and absorb almost 1.5 billion tons of carbon released per year. However, 5.2 million hectares of forest are lost per year. These disturbing pieces of evidence are analytic of the catastrophe that is facing the world’s forests as a consequence of unmaintainable land-use and the over-utilization of forest resources.

Lungs Of Earth

Forest is known as the ‘lungs of the world’ as they clean out our atmosphere by absorbing about 10 to 20 tons of carbon dioxide per hectare each year. According to an estimate, a single leafy and mature plant releases oxygen enough for ten people. On average, one tree releases about 260 pounds of oxygen per year.

Phytoplankton which is also known as marina algae releases about fifty to eighty percent of oxygen in the atmosphere, but forests play a major role in improving the air quality.

Trees Normalize Climate

Trees generate vital areas of shade on the ground because of their branches and leavesForests near or in urban areas play a vital role in keeping the atmosphere clean and healthy and also maintain an optimum temperature range. Forests also help to maintain the atmosphere cool, decreasing the need for air coolers and air conditioners.

Trees fight the heat by absorbing carbon dioxide that creates global warming. If the forests are in larger areas then we can fight the current major issues like global warming, climate change.

Forests – The Source Of Income

On average more than 25 % of people depend on forests for their livelihood. They earn money through forests, as forests produce food, provide shelter and we also get timber from forests to make buildings, paper, and a lot of things.

Forests are also a huge source of medicines, cosmetic products, and detergents. We are getting a large number of herbs and using them in the treatment of various diseases.

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