Deforestation poses a grave threat to wildlife, especially migratory bird species. This global issue leads to other problems like habitat degradation and ecosystem disruption, creating additional problems along the way. Forest degradation is driven by high demand for crops like soy, palm oil, cocoa and coffee which we consume every day. These crops form part

Deforestation refers to the destruction of forests for purposes such as lumber production, agriculture (such as coffee or corn crops) or extraction (like mining oil and gas extraction). By cutting down forests for such purposes, deforestation removes trees that provide essential services like pulling carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere while contributing to water cycle

Deforestation is one of the primary contributors to climate change. Clearing away forests releases carbon dioxide that they store through photosynthesis, contributing to global warming and worsening global temperatures. Deforestation’s consequences extend far beyond greenhouse gas emissions; local populations in and around forests also bear its burden as large companies that produce palm oil, soy