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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 · bird nests,breeding sites,habitat disturbance
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  1. Check breeding sites, trees, food and disturbance
  2. Check only bird colour
  3. Check only ticket numbers
  4. Remove more nests
Hard · Level 70 · human disturbance,noise,light,wildlife behaviour
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  1. Wildlife behaviour and breeding may be affected
  2. All organisms will remain calm
  3. Habitat will automatically strengthen
  4. Hunting will end
Hard · Level 70 · habitat restoration,damaged habitat,conservation
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  1. Improving damaged habitat toward natural usefulness
  2. Removing wildlife
  3. Turning forest into a market
  4. Increasing pollution
Hard · Level 70 · small organisms,ecosystem,food chain,pollination
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  1. Understanding of the whole ecosystem will remain incomplete
  2. Conservation will become complete
  3. Small organisms have no importance
  4. Food chain cannot be affected
Hard · Level 70 · corridors,population connectivity,habitat conservation
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  1. Connectivity between separate populations may decrease
  2. All populations will connect automatically
  3. Need for movement will end
  4. Breeding will always increase
Hard · Level 70 · food chain,interdependence,ecological balance
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  1. Interdependence among organisms
  2. Name of district
  3. Width of road
  4. Tourism ticket
Hard · Level 70 · scavengers,vultures,natural cleaning
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  1. Natural cleaning process may weaken
  2. Forest height will increase
  3. Rivers will clean automatically
  4. Soil colour will change
Hard · Level 70 · wildlife feeding,responsible tourism,natural behaviour
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  1. Natural behaviour of animals may be affected
  2. Natural habitat will strengthen
  3. Hunting will completely stop
  4. Pollution will end
Hard · Level 70 · habitat diversity,biodiversity,conservation planning
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  1. It should consider different habitats and species
  2. Based only on one animal
  3. Ignoring habitat
  4. Focused only on cities
Hard · Level 70 · aquatic food chain,river conservation,small fish
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  1. Water quality and food chain
  2. Only river name
  3. Only bank colour
  4. Only tourist boats
Hard · Level 70 · human-wildlife conflict,conservation,habitat fragmentation,wildlife corridors,settlement expansion
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  1. A combined assessment of habitat, food, water and settlement expansion
  2. Treating only wildlife behaviour as the cause
  3. Continuing conservation without recording conflict incidents
  4. Removing the protected status of the area
Hard · Level 70 · protected area,community awareness,rule compliance
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  1. Rule-following and cooperation will remain weak
  2. Boundary alone is full protection
  3. Habitat will have no importance
  4. Wildlife will have no danger
Hard · Level 70 · wildlife census,monitoring method,population trend
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  1. So comparison between years can be reliable
  2. So hunting increases
  3. So habitat decreases
  4. So data becomes useless
Hard · Level 70 · water quality,pollution,habitat component
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  1. No problem because water is available
  2. Without cleanliness, water source is a weak habitat component
  3. Pollution is always conservation
  4. Aquatic organisms are not affected
Hard · Level 70 · flowering plants,pollination,insects,birds
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  1. Pollination and food relations may be affected
  2. All organisms will increase immediately
  3. Plants have no relation with organisms
  4. Forest will always improve
Hard · Level 70 · wildlife crossing,road accidents,speed control
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  1. Wildlife crossings and speed control
  2. Spreading waste on road
  3. Cutting more habitat
  4. Scaring animals
Hard · Level 70 · overgrazing,vegetation,soil conservation
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  1. Vegetation and soil may be affected
  2. Conservation is complete
  3. Grass will always increase
  4. Habitat has no relation
Hard · Level 70 · biodiversity,conservation,wildlife survey,ecosystem,food web,small organisms
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  1. Understanding of total biodiversity will remain incomplete
  2. The total number of species in the area will automatically increase
  3. Small organisms will be considered to have no role in the ecosystem
  4. The study of food chains and nutrient cycling will be fully complete
Hard · Level 70 · local community,monitoring,rule following
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  1. Monitoring and rule-following can become stronger
  2. Poaching will increase
  3. Forests will be cut immediately
  4. Habitat will become unimportant
Hard · Level 70 · wildlife corridor,waste,fencing,conflict
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  1. Movement will be obstructed and conflict may increase
  2. Corridor will become stronger
  3. Species will increase immediately
  4. Hunting will become impossible