What would be the ecological implications of deforestation?

Answer 1

I PLANT TREES EVERY CHANCE i GET

Answer 2

well more endangered species, maybe some even becoming extinc. deforstation is a huge problem around the world from the mangroves that lap the coast line in the asia pacific to the raindfosrest in the amazon. most deforestation is to make more room for homes. farms. or fuels and burning materials. as you may know trees go through photosynhesis and absorb carbon dioxide. so less trees means more carbon dioxide in the air which leads to global warming..........=( i wish people knew what they were doing. we're all slowly killing ourselves and i think people are silly for not thinking global awarming is real......

Answer 3

1) soil erosion
2) less oxygen in the air
3) more endangered species
4) desertfication
5) no clean water
6) increased global warming
7) melting polar ice caps lead to wide spread tidal waves--much of what is land now would be underwater but more likely it will get so hot that the water would evaporate
8) earthquakes, volcanoes, avalanches caused by soil erosion, increased global temperature and water movement.
9) more large storms, ie. typhoons, hurricanes, tornados, etc.
10) widespread death of virtually all life.
Plant seeds everywhere. It not is enough to just plant trees (although that helps) because we need the old growth forest--animals need the old growth forest.