Conservation Methods and Environmental Protection

The second page delves into various conservation strategies and their importance for maintaining biodiversity. It outlines specific approaches to species preservation and habitat protection.

Definition: Conservation methods are systematic approaches to protecting and preserving species and their habitats for future generations.

Example: National parks and nature reserves serve as protected areas where hunting is prohibited and ecosystems can thrive naturally.

Highlight: Conservation is crucial for:

• Medical research and drug development
• Tourism industry sustainability
• Agricultural diversity
• Industrial resource maintenance
• Overall human and animal welfare

Quote: "Pesticides are incredibly dangerous to living organisms because not only do they kill the targeted pests they also kill ALL living organisms in that surrounding area, they are also easily spread."

Vocabulary: Re-introduction refers to the process of returning extinct species to their former habitats, while breeding programs focus on increasing endangered species populations.