Habitats set aside for endangered species are often sectioned into areas by roads,producing separate small populations.This causes problems in conservation because it reduces:

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Sectioning habitats into small areas by roads reduces the movement of animals between populations, which limits gene flow. This can lead to loss of genetic diversity and increase susceptibility to environmental changes or diseases.

Habitats Set Aside for Endangered Species Are Often Sectioned into Areas