by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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Deforestation<\/strong> for agricultural purposes poses a threat to biodiversity<\/strong> conservation. But the impact of logging on the survival of different species varies widely among different regions of the world. This is claimed by a recent Peking University<\/strong> study<\/a> involving 49 different institutions across the Planet that focused on bird communities.<\/p>\n “Regions differ inherently and predictably in how sensitive their bird communities<\/strong> are to agricultural deforestation,” explains a statement from the Chinese university. The survey was recently published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.<\/p>\n