There is a strong relationship between anthropogenic pressures and vertebrate diversity. Human activities like habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change pose significant threats to vertebrate populations. Ecosystem degradation often leads to declines in species richness and abundance, pushing many vertebrates toward extinction. The loss of vertebrate diversity can disrupt ecological functions and destabilize ecosystems, highlighting the need for conservation strategies that mitigate human impacts. Preserving vertebrate diversity is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems and ensuring their resilience against further anthropogenic pressures.