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Agriculture and Habitat Loss — Revision notes
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Brain dump
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Key terms
- Agriculture
- Using land to raise animals or grow crops
- Deforestation
- Removing forest land to use for farming, housing, or industry
- Habitat
- The place where an organism lives, providing it with food, shelter, and a place to reproduce
- Biodiversity
- The range of different species living in an ecosystem
- Ecosystem
- A community of living organisms interacting with each other and their environment
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What this lesson covers
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- Define habitat loss and explain how agriculture drives it
- Explain how deforestation threatens whole ecosystems, not just individual species
- Describe how palm oil production affects the Sumatran orangutan
- Explain the pollinator irony — how clearing land for farming harms farming itself
- Compare reforestation and rewilding as conservation strategies
- Explain the chain of reasoning behind eating less meat as a conservation action
Test yourself
Cover the answer, say it out loud, then check the full quiz on the lesson page.
- What does the term deforestation mean?
- The conversion of land to farmland has what effect on biodiversity?
- Which strategy is most likely to have the biggest impact on reducing habitat loss?
Topic quiz
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Spelling challenge
Read the definition, then type the correct spelling of the term. Uses the same terms as above.
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