Three human activities lead to a loss of terrestrial habitat are
farming
deforestation
construction
<h3>What is deforestation?</h3>
Deforestation, also known as forest clearance, is the removal of a forest or tree stand from land before it is put to another use other than that of a forest.
Deforestation can occur when forestland is converted to agricultural, ranching, or urban uses. Tropical rainforests experience the highest concentration of deforestation. At the moment, woods encompass about 31% of the Earth's land area.
This represents a loss of one-third of the forest cover that existed prior to the development of agriculture, with the last century accounting for half of that loss. An area the size of Bangladesh's forest is lost each year between 15 and 18 million hectares. 2,400 trees are typically felled every minute.
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