A habitat characterized by low biological productivity is often described as a desert or tundra. These environments have limited resources, such as water or nutrients, resulting in sparse vegetation and few organisms. This low productivity significantly influences the types of species that can thrive there, primarily favoring organisms adapted to survive under harsh conditions. Consequently, these ecosystems are often fragile, and changes in environmental conditions can drastically impact their biodiversity and overall health. Conservation efforts are crucial to maintain these unique habitats and their associated wildlife.