What does “in-situ” conservation involve?
#1
Preserving an infant away from its natural habit...
What does “in-situ” conservation involve?
#1
Preserving an infant away from its natural habitat and reintroducing it when it reaches adulthood.
#2
Preserving a species in a habitat controlled by humans e. g. in zoos.
#3
Implementing international agreements to reduce the population decline of a species.
#4
Preserving the habitat where a species is normally found.
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