human impact on wildlife

 positive- positive human environmental benefits include reforestation, the use of renewable energy, and the protection of natural preserves and forests to conserve biodiversity. The protection of habitats, as well as the support of protected growth of endangered species, has enabled certain ecosystems to survive and thrive.

negative- Humans have a wide range of effects on the physical environment, including overcrowding, pollution, fossil fuel use, and deforestation. Changes like these have resulted in climate change, soil erosion, poor air quality, and undrinkable water.

historical - According to one study, early human ancestors who lived millions of years ago may have caused extinctions long before our species did. Researchers believe that the fall in large mammals observed in Eastern Africa may have been caused by early humans. Extinction rates began to rise roughly four million years ago. they think this because the carnivores and are early ancestors where in competition for food.

present - Habitat loss is the greatest hazard to species. Forests, marshes, grasslands, lakes, and other ecosystems are disappearing throughout the world as they are harvested for human use and cleared to make room for agriculture, housing, highways, pipelines, and other industrial development projects. Without a comprehensive plan to establish terrestrial and marine protected areas, critical natural habitats will continue to disappear.

future- In the future, people will continue to have a considerable effect on animal ecosystems. It is critical that we be aware of our activities and strive for sustainable habits. By conserving habitats, minimising pollution, and boosting conservation initiatives, we may assist to preserve biodiversity and keep ecosystems healthy. It is critical that we recognise the connection of all species and work towards cohabitation with animals for a brighter future.