Impact of Urbanization on Wildlife

In a recent study on the effects of urbanization on wildlife, researchers observed that as cities expand, natural habitats are often disrupted. Many species, including migratory birds and small mammals, faced challenges in finding food and shelter. The researchers noted that increased traffic and pollution in urban areas have led to a noticeable decline in certain animal populations. They emphasized the need for city planners to consider wildlife corridors and green spaces to mitigate these effects. Furthermore, the study suggested that community involvement in conservation efforts can play a crucial role in protecting urban wildlife.