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Geography

Conservation

संरक्षण

In Class 9 Geography, this topic explains why conserving natural vegetation and wildlife is essential for maintaining biodiversity, ecological balance, and healthy habitats. Students learn about the pressures caused by habitat loss, deforestation, pollution, and unsustainable use of resources, along with the role of protected areas, community participation, and responsible resource management. The topic also helps students understand how conservation supports both environmental security and the livelihoods of people who depend on nature.

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Hard · Level 70 · tiger conservation,prey,habitat,food chain
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  1. Protect tigers, prey animals and habitat
  2. Keep only tigers separately
  3. Remove prey animals
  4. Convert forest area into farms
Hard · Level 70 · habitat fragmentation,wildlife corridor,breeding
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  1. It gives more space to all organisms
  2. It can obstruct movement and breeding of organisms
  3. It ends poaching
  4. It always increases water sources
Hard · Level 70 · wetland conservation,water birds,aquatic organisms
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  1. Increase of desert animals
  2. Decrease in road traffic
  3. Loss of habitat of water birds and aquatic organisms
  4. Expansion of Himalayan grassland
Hard · Level 70 · native plants,tree plantation,local ecology
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  1. Local ecology may get less support
  2. Habitat of all organisms will automatically improve
  3. Poaching will stop automatically
  4. Water pollution will end
Hard · Level 70 · scientific monitoring,conservation data,habitat status
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  1. Because it only increases tourism
  2. Because it shows the status of species and habitat
  3. Because it cuts forests
  4. Because it increases hunting
Hard · Level 70 · water pollution,protected area,habitat quality
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  1. Because everything becomes fine once hunting stops
  2. Because water has no relation with organisms
  3. Because clean water is also an essential habitat component
  4. Because pollution is a conservation measure
Hard · Level 70 · Project Tiger,tiger habitat,prey protection
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  1. Because tigers do not need food
  2. Because tigers live only in cities
  3. Because tigers are not wildlife
  4. Because it includes protection of tiger, prey species and habitat
Hard · Level 70 · Chipko Movement,public participation,forest conservation
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  1. Public participation can protect trees and forests
  2. Cutting forests is conservation
  3. Local people have no role
  4. Trees are only for timber
Hard · Level 70 · social forestry,community,forest resources
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  1. Because it links community, fuel, fodder and environmental protection
  2. Because it includes only hunting
  3. Because forests are burned in it
  4. Because local people are removed in it
Hard · Level 70 · grassland conservation,habitat,herbivores,birds
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  1. Habitat of grassland-based organisms will decrease
  2. All organisms will get more space
  3. Wildlife corridors will form automatically
  4. Pollution will end
Hard · Level 70 · invasive species,native vegetation,habitat threat
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  1. They can change native vegetation and habitat
  2. They always increase biodiversity
  3. They never spread
  4. They give more food to all organisms
Hard · Level 70 · wildlife corridor,human wildlife conflict,habitat connectivity
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  1. They can reduce entry into settlements by giving safe routes
  2. They increase hunting
  3. They separate forests
  4. They remove water sources
Hard · Level 70 · national park,tourism management,disturbance control
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  1. Allow uncontrolled entry
  2. Control speed and number of vehicles
  3. Make tourists chase animals
  4. Allow littering
Hard · Level 70 · water quality,chemical pollution,aquatic conservation
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  1. Water quality improvement and pollution control
  2. Deforestation
  3. Hunting permission
  4. Ignoring habitat
Hard · Level 70 · forest fire,restoration,habitat loss
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  1. Fire prevention, monitoring and habitat restoration
  2. More fires
  3. Removing nests
  4. Closing water sources
Hard · Level 70 · seed bank,plant conservation,biodiversity
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  1. It preserves local plant species for the future
  2. It promotes hunting of wildlife
  3. It increases pollution
  4. It dries water sources
Hard · Level 70 · protected area,field monitoring,real conservation
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  1. Actual conservation may remain weak
  2. All wildlife will become safe immediately
  3. Poaching will become impossible
  4. Habitat will improve automatically
Hard · Level 70 · fruit trees,birds,mammals,food source
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  1. Fruit-eating birds and animals will get food
  2. Habitat of all organisms will decrease
  3. Food chain will end
  4. Biodiversity will definitely decline
Hard · Level 70 · habitat quality,safe shelter,breeding
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  1. Because safety and breeding of organisms may be affected
  2. Because food fulfils all needs
  3. Because shelter has no importance
  4. Because organisms can live without safety
Hard · Level 70 · community cooperation,sustainable conservation,local benefits
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  1. Community cooperation may become weak
  2. Biodiversity will increase automatically
  3. Laws will not be needed
  4. Habitat importance will end