Question

The type of conservation in which the threatened species are taken out from their natural habitat and placed in special setting where they can be protected and given special care is called;

• A. in-situ conservation
• B. Biodiversity conservation
• C. Semi-conservative method
• D. Sustainable development

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Within environmental science and biology, species protection employs diverse conservation techniques. A principal method involves relocating at-risk species from their native environments to dedicated facilities. This procedure encompasses:

1. Locating species facing endangerment within their original ecosystems.
2. Carefully removing these species to safeguard their viability and minimize disruption to the surrounding environment.
3. Establishing a managed setting that fulfills the species' requirements for sustenance, refuge, and protection from predation.
4. Employing specialized locations such as wildlife sanctuaries, botanical gardens, and zoological parks for sustained protection initiatives.

This conservation strategy, based on these elements, is termed Biodiversity conservation. Its objective is to preserve and reinstate diverse life forms, ensuring their conservation occurs ex-situ, meaning beyond their natural habitats.