What are 2 major threats to the long-term survival of pitcher plant bogs?

Two major threats to the long-term survival of pitcher plant bogs are habitat destruction and climate change. Habitat destruction, primarily due to urban development, agriculture, and drainage for agriculture, leads to loss of these unique ecosystems. Climate change poses a risk by altering hydrology, increasing temperatures, and changing precipitation patterns, which can negatively impact the delicate balance of the bog environment. Together, these threats can disrupt the specialized plant and animal communities that depend on pitcher plant bogs.