Land use changes represent a significant threat to biodiversity, as they often lead to habitat destruction and fragmentation. Converting natural habitats into agricultural or urban areas disrupts ecosystems and displaces wildlife, resulting in population declines and potential extinctions. Additionally, altered land use can introduce invasive species, further threatening native species. Understanding the impact of land use changes is crucial for implementing effective conservation strategies to preserve biodiversity and maintain ecosystem services that are vital for human well-being and ecological balance.