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what is causing destruction in the savannas

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what is causing destruction in the savannas

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the savanna habitats are being destroyed by environmental issues caused by humans. for example,
1. logging
2. development
3. conversion to agriculture
4. overgrazing by livestock
5. invasive species

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what Associations are trying to protect the area?

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what Associations are trying to protect the area?

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some Associations that are trying to protect the savannas are,

the african wildlife foundation (AWF)

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

The Nature Conservancy (TNC)

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What are the implications of the loss of biodiversity?  

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What are the implications of the loss of biodiversity?  

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the implications of the loss of biodiversity are the loss of large mammals according to an experiment that took place in the african savanna when they took the large animals out the small animals increased and devastated tree seedlings the flea and tick population grew too and increased the risk of transmitting flea- and tick-borne pathogens

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College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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African wildlife loss: many consequences in savannas

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Loss of large mammals impacts humans, mice, snakes, fleas, ticks, plants ... University of California, DavisMay 27, 2014 In African savannas, when the large animals are away, the mice — and snakes, fleas and ticks — will play. A new study published in the journal Bioscience summarizes evidence th…

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organisms that are being threatened by the destruction of the savannas are
1. Grevy's Zebra
2. African Elephant
3. African Wild Dog
4. Black Rhino
5. Cheetah.

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https://caes.ucdavis.edu/news/articles/2014/05/loss-of-african-wildlife-a-cascade-of-consequences-in-savannas

https://www.worldwildlife.org/

https://whatsupson.weebly.com/conservation.html

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College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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African wildlife loss: many consequences in savannas

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Loss of large mammals impacts humans, mice, snakes, fleas, ticks, plants ... University of California, DavisMay 27, 2014 In African savannas, when the large animals are away, the mice — and snakes, fleas and ticks — will play. A new study published in the journal Bioscience summarizes evidence th…