天美传媒

Abstract

Urbanization poses significant challenges to biodiversity, particularly for avian communities whose habitats face fragmentation and degradation. This article explores strategies to enhance the biodiversity and sustainability of urban avian communities through conservation efforts and the redesign of bio cultural landscapes. Key challenges include habitat loss, pollution, climate change impacts, and human-wildlife conflicts. Conservation strategies such as habitat restoration, green infrastructure implementation, community engagement, and policy integration are examined. Case studies, including Singapore's Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan and New York City's Audubon Initiative, illustrate successful approaches. By promoting these strategies globally, cities can create environments that support diverse avian populations while enhancing urban livability and fostering ecological resilience.