Protected lands are clearly

defined geographical spaces, such as national parks, nature reserves, or

sanctuaries, managed through legal means to ensure long-term biodiversity

conservation and ecosystem services

A habitat is defined as the

physical environment where an organism resides, which includes a variety of

factors such as climate, vegetation, soil types, availability of water, and

geographical features

Habitat degradation

refers to the decline in habitat quality, occurring through natural processes

(like drought or extreme temperatures) and human activities (such as forestry,

agriculture, and urbanization).

Habitat fragmentation is

the process by which a continuous habitat is divided into a series of

disconnected fragments or sites

Habitat Lost means the

phenomenon occurs when natural ecosystems thrive and flourish, resulting in

sustaining native species