Landsize as a limit to biological diversity

Biodiversity in small island developing states is a particular problem because of the extremely small area of some local habitats, the high incidence of endemism throughout the islands, and the high vulnerability to natural disasters and habitat destruction.

1. Vulnerability of protected natural areas

1. Vulnerability of ecosystem niches

1. Fragmentation of natural habitat

1. Creating wildlife corridors

1. Limitedness
2. Diversity