Agricultural practices relating to irrigation have the tendency to reduce the water level of river basins.
<h3>What are the effects of irrigation agriculture on river basins?</h3>
Irrigation agriculture requires that crops are watered artificially and this requires a water source. Hence, waters in river basins suffer and this leads to a reduction in their levels.
Water quality is impacted by agricultural practices such as the use of agrochemicals and fertilizers. Agrochemicals are washed into water bodies and this impacts biodiversity life in water.
One conservation strategy to reduce the impact of this kind of agricultural practice would be to practice organic farming. A farming practice that is devoid of using agrochemicals or the ones that are not poisonous to biodiversity and are biodegradable.
More on the effects of agrochemicals on waters can be found here: brainly.com/question/16259315
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I would think it would or it would be super hard to actually find and examine it.
All of them. Forests are considered natrual enviornment and people/buildings are man-made environment
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<span>The movement of alleles from one population to another is called gene flow. Other alleles will likely increase in frequency and become fixed. These changes in allele frequencies that are due to chance are called genetic drift. Genetic drift causes a loss of genetic diversity in a population.</span>
