how do natural diesastersccquse loss of biodiversity
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Biodiversity underpins ecosystem functioning. ... The damage to coastal communities from floods and storms, for example, can increase dramatically following conversion of wetland habitats, as the natural protection offered by these ecosystems against wave action, tidal surge, and water run-off from land is compromised.
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Earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions and natural bush fires all affect the many different ecosystems on our planet. Initially, these disasters negatively affect the biodiversity of wetlands, forests and coastal systems by causing the spread of invasive species, mass species mortality and loss of habitat.
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