How does logging affect wildlife?

What are the main effects of logging on wildlife?

Logging can lead to habitat destruction, fragmentation, and loss of biodiversity, affecting various species.

Which species are most at risk due to logging?

Species that rely on specific habitats, like old-growth forests, are particularly at risk, including many birds and mammals.

Are there any logging practices that are less harmful to wildlife?

Yes, sustainable logging practices, such as selective logging and maintaining buffer zones, can help minimize impacts.

How can we balance logging needs with wildlife conservation?

Implementing strict regulations, promoting reforestation, and involving local communities in conservation efforts can help.