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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 69 · livelihood,community participation,sustainable conservation
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  1. Local cooperation will automatically increase
  2. Wildlife will always leave cities
  3. Need for resources will end
  4. Dissatisfaction will rise and conservation will be hard to implement
Hard · Level 69 · chipko movement,community conservation,forest protection
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  1. Local communities can play an effective role in protecting trees
  2. People have no role in saving trees
  3. Deforestation itself is conservation
  4. All forests are only for industries
Hard · Level 69 · wildlife corridor,fragmented habitat,connectivity
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  1. They domesticate all animals
  2. They connect separated habitats and help movement
  3. They turn forests into roads
  4. They end food chains
Hard · Level 69 · industrial pollution,habitat quality,forest conservation
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  1. It immediately strengthens all organisms
  2. It increases forests without harm
  3. It can reduce water air and soil quality
  4. It completely ends pollution
Hard · Level 69 · core zone,national park,protected habitat
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  1. It is only for making markets
  2. It makes hunting easier
  3. It sends wildlife to cities
  4. It provides a safe habitat with low interference
Hard · Level 69 · public awareness,forest laws,conservation plan
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  1. Laws control and awareness increases voluntary cooperation
  2. Laws always increase illegal cutting
  3. Awareness has no relation with conservation
  4. Both are only for stopping tourism
Hard · Level 69 · feeding wildlife,responsible tourism,natural behaviour
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  1. It always makes wildlife more independent
  2. It can change natural feeding behaviour and distance
  3. It ends poaching
  4. It protects every habitat
Hard · Level 69 · sanctuary,hunting ban,habitat destruction
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  1. Because banning hunting has no benefit
  2. Because habitat destruction affects basic needs of animals
  3. Because habitat is only for trees
  4. Because animals do not need food and shelter
Hard · Level 69 · overgrazing,vegetation regeneration,conservation threat
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  1. It makes every plant a big tree immediately
  2. It makes all soil fertile
  3. It can stop the growth of new plants
  4. It makes conservation unnecessary
Hard · Level 69 · forest conservation,climate balance,environment
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  1. Forests are completely separate from water and soil
  2. Forests always stop rainfall
  3. Forests give only timber
  4. Forests play a role in moisture temperature and carbon balance
Hard · Level 69 · captive breeding,habitat conservation,reintroduction
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  1. Because safe natural habitat is needed for reintroduction
  2. Because habitat is always an obstacle
  3. Because captive breeding is only for plants
  4. Because natural habitat has no relation with animals
Hard · Level 69 · wildlife census,data reliability,conservation planning
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  1. It always improves conservation
  2. Wrong priorities may be made and needy species may be missed
  3. It automatically saves all species
  4. It immediately improves habitat
Hard · Level 69 · forest fire,habitat restoration,wildlife support
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  1. Because habitat restoration and wildlife support may also be needed after fire
  2. Because extinguishing fire is always wrong
  3. Because fire protects all habitats
  4. Because forest always becomes the same by itself
Hard · Level 69 · environmental education,long term conservation,awareness
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  1. Because it builds responsible habits in children and citizens
  2. Because it teaches hunting
  3. Because it helps burn forests
  4. Because it removes conservation laws
Hard · Level 69 · illegal wildlife trade,trafficking,rare species
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  1. Because it can be linked with demand and trafficking of rare species
  2. Because it happens only in schools
  3. Because no animal is affected by it
  4. Because it is always legal
Hard · Level 69 · wildlife corridor,road construction,habitat fragmentation
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  1. So that vehicles can move fast
  2. So that animals can move safely
  3. So that forest area decreases
  4. So that hunting becomes easy
Hard · Level 69 · biodiversity loss,human welfare,ecosystem services
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  1. It makes all resources unlimited
  2. It makes humans independent of nature
  3. It can affect food security water and ecosystem services
  4. It only benefits wildlife
Hard · Level 69 · forest conservation,ecological services,habitat conservation,climate regulation,soil conservation,natural vegetation
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  1. The forest’s role in habitat, climate regulation and soil conservation
  2. Market value of timber
  3. Technique of cutting timber
  4. Treating the forest as empty land
Hard · Level 69 · sustainable use,future generations,resource conservation
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  1. Because it connects present need and future safety
  2. Because it finishes all resources immediately
  3. Because it only increases hunting
  4. Because it has no relation with future
Hard · Level 69 · buffer zone,protected area,wildlife movement
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  1. When wildlife moves outside for food or movement
  2. When all animals are only in cages
  3. When there is no human activity outside
  4. When there is no conservation goal