To mitigate the environmental impacts of urbanization, strategies include integrating green spaces like parks and urban forests to preserve habitats, employing smart growth to concentrate development in existing areas, and enforcing zoning laws to protect sensitive areas. Conservation easements and land trusts help protect private lands, while habitat restoration and wildlife crossings reconnect fragmented environments. Sustainable urban design reduces ecological footprints, and community involvement raises awareness and support for conservation. Additionally, integrated water management and urban agriculture enhance local ecosystems, making cities more resilient and ecologically friendly.

By using remote sensing and GIS, it is possible to monitor the phenomena of the earth's surface. By identifying the areas with the most man-made activities (road infrastructures, houses, etc.), it is possible to control the potential areas for ecosystem dispersion and carry out protection efforts for them. Also, green infrastructure such as roofs Greens, permeable pavements and urban forests can help reduce the effects of urbanization, reduce heat island effects and create habitats for different species.

il's necessary to pratice rigorous laws for protection of the environnement to ensure a better future for tne young generation