The clearing of land for these purposes not only destroys crucial habitats but also disrupts important ecological processes that support the survival of keystone species.
The Amazon rainforest is facing numerous threats that put its keystone and endangered species at risk. One of the most significant threats is deforestation, primarily driven by logging and agricultural activities such as cattle ranching and soybean production. The clearing of land for these purposes not only destroys crucial habitats but also disrupts important ecological processes that support the survival of keystone species.