Habitat Areas

A habitat is an environment where fauna and flora cohabitate in a ecosystem. The species found in these areas would predominately thrive in this environment as they are evolved to enough to live off that area depending on it for shelter, feed, protection and species survival. 

Impacts on habitat and environmental areas can be both beneficial and negative sadly most of the impacts play a negative role to ecosystems survival. 

The obvious negative factors of ecosystems consist of over exploration, invasive species not native to that region, unbalance predators and prey relationships, climate change, habitat loss, lack of awareness and in rainforests deforestation caused by mankind's need for logging to generate fuel and paper industries, among others but what we don't consider is the landscape rainforests sit on more importantly the impacts on the land taking in those heavy machinery.

In all biomes all negative impacts come back to human inference, repopulation and urbanisations, more people are living in areas close to natural beauty spots and we need a means to survive. In areas that have not yet been urbanised like the areas around the amazon rainforest ,are now being populated and people are living off the land more however these  farmers use the slash and burn method to release grazing land for cattle which damages the ground and implicates future rainforest expansion. 

Only by  understanding these negative impacts we gain awareness which is spread through charities, organisations, conventions and advanced scientific studies being carried out on areas we can fully understand our impacts on habitat and are able to prevent any further damage and aid in this habitat and species survival by planting more trees helping to regenerate habitat areas and reintroducing native species. 

The most interesting ecosystems globally are: 

• Rainforests

• Deserts 

• Grassland

• Deciduous Forests

• Boreal Forests

• Tundra

•  Mangrove