The whooping crane is a species of migratory bird found in north america. most whooping cranes breed in a small area in northern canada in the
summer, and migrate to coastal regions of texas and louisiana in the winter. whooping crane populations have declined to very low levels because of
habitat loss and hunting. what conservation method is most likely to populations of whooping cranes recover?

the designation of protected regions

Explanation:

Protected regions are conservation units of sustainable use, composed of extensive areas with a certain degree of human occupation, endowed with abiotic, biotic, aesthetic or cultural attributes considered important for the quality of life and well-being of nature. Its main objective is to protect biological diversity, to discipline the occupation process and to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources. In these regions hunting and the use of natural resources are extremely limited, so we can say that the establishment of these regions would give the whooping crane survival conditions and prevent their population from drastically decreasing.