The following results from cutting down trees is Increased erosion.
What are the consequences of deforestation?
Consequences of deforestation
- Habitat degradation: the removal of vegetation destroys the habitat of several species, which can even lead them to extinction.
- Erosion: the removal of vegetation also leaves the soil more exposed to the action of the sun, wind and rain, which can trigger its degradation process.
The main consequence of deforestation is linked to the environmental imbalance caused by the loss of native vegetation. The removal of vegetation causes a great loss of biodiversity as well as the loss of habitat for animals and plants, and also directly impacts the increase in the number of endangered species.
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