3 Questions
Which approach is used to conserve and protect the entire ecosystem and its biodiversity?
In situ conservation
When is ex situ conservation the desirable approach?
When an animal or plant is endangered or threatened
What does in situ conservation aim to save?
The entire ecosystem
Study Notes
Conservation Approaches
- In situ conservation aims to protect and conserve the entire ecosystem and its biodiversity.
- Ex situ conservation is a desirable approach when the species or ecosystem is under immediate threat or in a small, isolated area.
- Ex situ conservation involves breeding and rearing of endangered species in controlled environments, such as zoos, botanical gardens, and gene banks.
- In situ conservation aims to save the species in their natural habitats or ecosystems.
"Quiz: In Situ vs Ex Situ Conservation - Understanding the Importance of Protecting Endangered Species" Discover the difference between in situ and ex situ conservation methods and learn why it is crucial to protect endangered species. Test your knowledge on the urgent measures needed to save threatened organisms and the broader significance of conserving biodiversity.
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