What will happen if we go on cutting trees

If we go on cutting trees, the natural habitat of many animals will get completely destroyed. As a result, the biodiversity of many areas will be severely affected. Also, there will be an increase in the temperature of the earth as a result of global warming, which can disturb the natural water cycle. Community ecologists have observed that populations of organisms in fragmented habitats are smaller and tend to be more prone to extinction. Based on this information, which of the following graphs best depicts what would happen if the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park with an area of 35,000 square kilometers was replaced by 10 fragmented parks that collectively had an equivalent area of 35,000 square kilometers?

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Solution: The answers of what will happen if are as follows: (a) we go on cutting trees - The animals will lose their natural habitat if humans keep cutting down trees since a vital component of their ecology will be gone. The biodiversity of the impacted areas is decreased as a result. Global warming results from a rise in Earth's temperature. The water cycle is then affected by global warming. As a result, variations in rainfall patterns result in droughts and floods. soil erosion, global warming, desertification, and an increase in the greenhouse effect are all risks. (b) The habitat of an animal is disturbed - The environment in which an animal lives provides all of its basic needs, including food, water, shelter, and protection; disrupting the habitat of the animal leads it to travel to another location in quest of these essentials. The animal may eventually be killed by other animals. (c) The top layer of soil is exposed - The lower soil layers become gradually visible as the top layer of dirt is removed. The soil's lowest layers are less fruitful since they are stony and hard in character. This is as a result of the diminished humus content. Continued soil erosion will make it infertile and desolate.

Trees give out oxygen, even because of them we have the rains, in short they maintain the ecological balance. If we would cut trees what is going to happen is that population won’t stop growing but oxygen in the atmosphere will reduce. Another effect can be scarcity of food. Cutting down trees takes away that oxygen. How does cutting down trees affect humans? For now, let’s find out the local and global effects of deforestation: FILTHY AIR: Without trees, humans would not be able survive because the air would be unsuitable for breathing. Therefore, the absence of trees would result in significantly HIGHER amounts of carbon dioxide in the air and LOWER amounts of oxygen! What is the good effect of cutting trees? Cutting trees provides for regeneration, improved habitat for many species, maintains forest health, and helps us shape forests for the future. For forest owners, it does all this while providing revenue. What will happen if we don’t care for trees and animals? Life could not exist on Earth without trees because they produce most of the oxygen that humans and wildlife breathe. There would also be no rain without trees since trees absorb water from the soil and release it through evapotranspiration. Why trees should not be cut? Earth will lose its top fertile soil layer and get converted into desert. The ecological balance will get disturbed and floods and drought will become more frequent. Wildlife will also be affected. Why is removing trees bad? Removing trees dep...

Hint: We all living beings rely on trees directly or indirectly for our living. We obtain food from the trees/plants, the plants provide us cloth that we wear, the oxygen that we breathe, the houses that we live in and so on. Trees also serve as shelter for many other birds and animals. Complete answer: To answer this question, we must know about the importance of trees and the consequences of cutting trees. We all rely on the plants/trees for all of our basic needs. Plants give us food which they prepare by using sunlight. It emits oxygen which is essential for respiration of all living beings. Plants bring rain and keep the surroundings cool by the process of transpiration. They provide shelter to many birds and animals. The cutting down of trees is known as deforestation. This deforestation is the consequence of overpopulation and industrialisation. The consequences or the ill effects of deforestation are- - The trees help in holding the soil and prevent erosion. If the trees are not present, soil erosion will take place removing the top fertile soil and depositing it in the water bodies. - Trees bring rain. In the absence of trees, the rain will not be formed due to which the fertility of the soil will be lost and the temperature of the earth will rise. - If trees will not be there, the earth will become oxygen depleted. Note: If trees are cut indefinitely then the ecological balance of nature would be disturbed. This will affect the life of every organism surviving on...

There are three trillion trees in the world. The timber industry currently cuts down 15 billion a year, so at current rates it would take at least 200 years to fell them all – probably much longer because a lot of virgin forest is hard to reach. If you gave everyone aged 15 to 65 a chainsaw, they would have to cut down 625 trees each, which might be manageable in a year. But collecting and processing that timber would take much longer and 99 per cent of the trees would just lie on the forest floor, rotting and releasing 35 billion tonnes of CO2. © Raja Lockey Eighty per cent of land animals and plants live in forests and without the trees most of them will die. Trees also keep the ground wet and cool, and help to drive the water cycle. A large tree can push 150 tonnes of water into the atmosphere each year, which then falls back on the forest as rain. With no trees, the land will heat up and dry out and the dead wood will inevitably result in enormous wildfires. This will fill the sky with soot that blocks out the Sun, causing failed harvests for several years and leading to worldwide famine.

Hint: We all living beings rely on trees directly or indirectly for our living. We obtain food from the trees/plants, the plants provide us cloth that we wear, the oxygen that we breathe, the houses that we live in and so on. Trees also serve as shelter for many other birds and animals. Complete answer: To answer this question, we must know about the importance of trees and the consequences of cutting trees. We all rely on the plants/trees for all of our basic needs. Plants give us food which they prepare by using sunlight. It emits oxygen which is essential for respiration of all living beings. Plants bring rain and keep the surroundings cool by the process of transpiration. They provide shelter to many birds and animals. The cutting down of trees is known as deforestation. This deforestation is the consequence of overpopulation and industrialisation. The consequences or the ill effects of deforestation are- - The trees help in holding the soil and prevent erosion. If the trees are not present, soil erosion will take place removing the top fertile soil and depositing it in the water bodies. - Trees bring rain. In the absence of trees, the rain will not be formed due to which the fertility of the soil will be lost and the temperature of the earth will rise. - If trees will not be there, the earth will become oxygen depleted. Note: If trees are cut indefinitely then the ecological balance of nature would be disturbed. This will affect the life of every organism surviving on...

Trees give out oxygen, even because of them we have the rains, in short they maintain the ecological balance. If we would cut trees what is going to happen is that population won’t stop growing but oxygen in the atmosphere will reduce. Another effect can be scarcity of food. Cutting down trees takes away that oxygen. How does cutting down trees affect humans? For now, let’s find out the local and global effects of deforestation: FILTHY AIR: Without trees, humans would not be able survive because the air would be unsuitable for breathing. Therefore, the absence of trees would result in significantly HIGHER amounts of carbon dioxide in the air and LOWER amounts of oxygen! What is the good effect of cutting trees? Cutting trees provides for regeneration, improved habitat for many species, maintains forest health, and helps us shape forests for the future. For forest owners, it does all this while providing revenue. What will happen if we don’t care for trees and animals? Life could not exist on Earth without trees because they produce most of the oxygen that humans and wildlife breathe. There would also be no rain without trees since trees absorb water from the soil and release it through evapotranspiration. Why trees should not be cut? Earth will lose its top fertile soil layer and get converted into desert. The ecological balance will get disturbed and floods and drought will become more frequent. Wildlife will also be affected. Why is removing trees bad? Removing trees dep...

Solution: The answers of what will happen if are as follows: (a) we go on cutting trees - The animals will lose their natural habitat if humans keep cutting down trees since a vital component of their ecology will be gone. The biodiversity of the impacted areas is decreased as a result. Global warming results from a rise in Earth's temperature. The water cycle is then affected by global warming. As a result, variations in rainfall patterns result in droughts and floods. soil erosion, global warming, desertification, and an increase in the greenhouse effect are all risks. (b) The habitat of an animal is disturbed - The environment in which an animal lives provides all of its basic needs, including food, water, shelter, and protection; disrupting the habitat of the animal leads it to travel to another location in quest of these essentials. The animal may eventually be killed by other animals. (c) The top layer of soil is exposed - The lower soil layers become gradually visible as the top layer of dirt is removed. The soil's lowest layers are less fruitful since they are stony and hard in character. This is as a result of the diminished humus content. Continued soil erosion will make it infertile and desolate.

If we go on cutting trees, the natural habitat of many animals will get completely destroyed. As a result, the biodiversity of many areas will be severely affected. Also, there will be an increase in the temperature of the earth as a result of global warming, which can disturb the natural water cycle. Community ecologists have observed that populations of organisms in fragmented habitats are smaller and tend to be more prone to extinction. Based on this information, which of the following graphs best depicts what would happen if the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park with an area of 35,000 square kilometers was replaced by 10 fragmented parks that collectively had an equivalent area of 35,000 square kilometers?