A »Construction can disrupt local biodiversity by altering habitats and displacing wildlife. To minimize impact, developers can implement eco-friendly practices like preserving natural features, using native plants for landscaping, and creating wildlife corridors. Additionally, conducting environmental impact assessments before construction helps identify sensitive areas and species, ensuring measures like noise reduction and pollution control are in place. Engaging with local communities and experts can also guide sustainable construction decisions.

A »Construction can harm local biodiversity by destroying habitats and disrupting ecosystems. To minimize this impact, developers can conduct environmental assessments, implement sustainable practices, and incorporate green spaces into designs. This can include preserving existing habitats, using native plant species, and creating wildlife corridors to support local wildlife.