what is the effect on environment due to construction of road
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The direct habitat loss due to the road itself, and the roadkill of animal species, roads alter water-flow patterns, increase noise, water, and air pollution, create disturbance that alters the species composition of nearby vegetation thereby reducing habitat for local native animals, and act as barrier.
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The ecological effects of roads include physical disturbance, habitat loss, extinction of populations and species near the road edge, mortality of wildlife on roads, use of road edges has habitats, dispersal of wildlife (including invasive species and alien species) along road networks.
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