Investigating the factors affecting habitat destruction and illegal hunting of species with emphasis on biodiversity values

Man-made impacts on the environment include changes in biophysical environments and ecosystems, biodiversity and natural resources that are directly or indirectly generated by humans. This research has been written by referring to libraries, articles and valid documents in a descriptive-analytical method and in addition to the importance and value of biodiversity with the aim of investigating the factors affecting habitat destruction and illegal hunting of species. In the end, it was concluded that the natural features of the land include habitats, and the extinction and fragmentation of habitats are two important threats to biodiversity. Unfortunately, large numbers of wildlife populations die each year due to hunting and fishing offenses. Knowing the components and parameters related to hunting and fishing can be effective in managing and conserving wildlife.