Urbanization significantly impacts migratory species by altering their habitats and disrupting traditional migration routes. As cities expand, critical stopover sites and nesting areas are lost, directly affecting species’ reproductive success and survival. The spread of infrastructure can create barriers that prevent safe passage, leading to increased mortality rates. Additionally, urban areas often introduce pollution and non-native species that can further stress migratory populations. Understanding these impacts is essential to devise conservation strategies that mitigate urbanization effects and protect vital habitats for migratory species, ensuring their persistence in increasingly developed landscapes.