香蕉视频

When communities are broken apart by migration towards towns and cities, rural life suffers. But now, researchers writing in Tropical Conservation Science journal, have revealed that biodiversity can also be affected when humans move away. Aerin Jacob, a biologist at 香蕉视频, and her team discovered that as people leave an area, one dominant habitat (usually secondary forest or savannah) comes to take over from the diverse mosaic of human-maintained landscapes.