habitat classification

Habitat classification is a system used to categorize different environments based on their distinct characteristics, such as climate, vegetation, and animal life. This helps scientists and conservationists understand ecosystems and plan for their protection and management. Habitats can be broadly classified into groups like forests, grasslands, wetlands, and deserts, each supporting unique species and ecological functions. By classifying habitats, we can better study biodiversity, monitor changes due to human activity or climate change, and create strategies to preserve the natural world for future generations.