Where might native peoples go when they are threatened by habitat destruction?

When native peoples face threats from habitat destruction, they may seek refuge in more remote or less developed areas of their traditional lands, or they might relocate to urban centers in search of safety and opportunities. Some may also engage in legal battles to protect their ancestral territories or form alliances with environmental organizations to advocate for their rights and preservation of their habitats. In extreme cases, they might migrate to other regions or countries where they can find more stable living conditions and support for their cultural practices.