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Environmental Conservation

Geography · 50 practice questions

Meaning, resources, methods and importance of environmental conservation.

  • Explain environmental conservation with examples.
  • Identify the resources for conservation and discuss the different methods.
  • Explain the need and importance of environmental conservation.

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  1. Practice question 1

    Community-based conservation approaches often involve local populations directly in

    • A.the management and protection of nearby natural resources
    • B.decisions made entirely by outside organizations with no local input
    • C.the complete exclusion of local populations from any resource use
    • D.no aspect of conservation decision-making whatsoever
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    A. the management and protection of nearby natural resources

    Community-based conservation specifically engages local populations directly in managing and protecting nearby resources.

  2. Practice question 2

    Afforestation and reforestation programmes are conservation strategies aimed at restoring tree cover to

    • A.degraded or previously cleared land
    • B.land that already has full, healthy, undisturbed forest cover
    • C.a factor entirely unrelated to tree cover or forest land
    • D.no particular type of land, since these programmes target nothing specific
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    A. degraded or previously cleared land

    These programmes specifically target degraded or previously cleared land in order to restore tree cover there.

  3. Practice question 3

    Soil conservation practices, such as contour ploughing, help reduce erosion on

    • A.perfectly flat agricultural land, where erosion risk is already minimal
    • B.a factor entirely unrelated to slope or soil erosion
    • C.land with no agricultural use of any kind whatsoever
    • D.sloped agricultural land
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    D. sloped agricultural land

    Contour ploughing is specifically a soil conservation practice targeted at reducing erosion on sloped agricultural land.

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