Saving biodiversity so as to presence the resource provided by them is which argument of biodiversity conservation :-
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It is under Habitat loss and fragmentation, Intensive Agriculture and Forestry. They have arguments over these topics which specify how to conserve and preserve the present resources provided by the nature.
The habitat loss and fragmentation come under through destruction or fragmentation of natural habitats through filling wetlands, ploughing grasslands, cutting down trees, burning a forest and clearing some are of vegetation, building a dam, etc.
Spread of agricultural needs in cost of wetlands, grasslands and forests. Destruction of habitats results in extinction of species. Intensive agriculture is also based on a few high breeding varieties. As a result, there is reduction of genetic diversity. It increase st he vulnerability of the crops plants to sudden attack by pathogen and pests. In USA there were once 308 varieties of maize but now there are only 12 this is because of intensive agriculture, the older plant species die out quickly on no original plants are going to be there.
The tendency grow economically important trees in pure strands, e.g., Sal, Teak. It drives away or annihilates other species found in forests. The pure strands are liable to be attacked by insects and pathogens.
All of the explained threats to biodiversity and arguments result to habitat and resource exploitation which are reducing the natural resources drastically.
The habitat loss and fragmentation come under through destruction or fragmentation of natural habitats through filling wetlands, ploughing grasslands, cutting down trees, burning a forest and clearing some are of vegetation, building a dam, etc.
Spread of agricultural needs in cost of wetlands, grasslands and forests. Destruction of habitats results in extinction of species. Intensive agriculture is also based on a few high breeding varieties. As a result, there is reduction of genetic diversity. It increase st he vulnerability of the crops plants to sudden attack by pathogen and pests. In USA there were once 308 varieties of maize but now there are only 12 this is because of intensive agriculture, the older plant species die out quickly on no original plants are going to be there.
The tendency grow economically important trees in pure strands, e.g., Sal, Teak. It drives away or annihilates other species found in forests. The pure strands are liable to be attacked by insects and pathogens.
All of the explained threats to biodiversity and arguments result to habitat and resource exploitation which are reducing the natural resources drastically.
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