What is the impact of urbanization on biodiversity?

How does urbanization affect local wildlife?

Urbanization leads to habitat loss, fragmentation, and pollution, which can severely impact local wildlife populations.

Are there any species that benefit from urban environments?

Yes, some species, like pigeons and raccoons, adapt well to urban settings, finding food and shelter in human structures.

What can be done to mitigate the negative effects of urbanization on biodiversity?

Creating green spaces, wildlife corridors, and implementing sustainable urban planning can help mitigate these effects.

Is urban biodiversity important for human health?

Absolutely! Urban biodiversity contributes to ecosystem services, improves air quality, and enhances mental well-being.