Environmental Impact of Deforestation and Overfishing

They are only important for local biodiversity.

They help in the cycling of soil, water, and air.

They are primarily used for timber production.

They are not renewable resources.

To increase urban green spaces.

To clear land for agriculture and development.

To enhance biodiversity.

To reduce carbon emissions.

The ecosystem is temporarily lost.

The ecosystem is unaffected.

The ecosystem is permanently lost.

The ecosystem becomes more diverse.

It increases the number of fish species.

It stabilizes the aquatic ecosystem.

It threatens the stability of ocean and lake ecosystems.

It has no impact on aquatic biodiversity.

Biodiversity enhancement

Ecological succession

Habitat restoration

Direct harvesting