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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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Expert · Level 69 · exotic species,plantation,biodiversity risk
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  1. Tree number will immediately become zero
  2. Local biodiversity and habitat value may decline
  3. Rainfall will always stop
  4. All wildlife will become safe
Expert · Level 69 · ecological conservation,native species,wildlife return
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  1. Only an inauguration ceremony
  2. Only fencing and leaving the area
  3. Regrowth of native species and return of wildlife
  4. Only putting colourful boards
Expert · Level 69 · wildlife corridor,habitat connectivity,breeding
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  1. Genetic and breeding risks due to habitat isolation
  2. Change in leaf colour of trees
  3. Certain increase in rainfall
  4. Soil becoming gold
Expert · Level 69 · community participation,forest resources,livelihood
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  1. Where local people depend on forest resources
  2. Where there is no human settlement
  3. Where only sea trade occurs
  4. Where wildlife is not found
Expert · Level 69 · tree cover,habitat quality,species diversity
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  1. Because species diversity and habitat quality are also necessary beyond numbers
  2. Because tree number is never counted in conservation
  3. Because more trees always create deserts
  4. Because trees have no relation with wildlife
Expert · Level 69 · forest fire,damage assessment,restoration
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  1. Assessing damage and identifying sensitive areas
  2. Cutting the remaining forest immediately
  3. Sending all wildlife to market
  4. Leaving the forest without monitoring
Expert · Level 69 · road impact,wildlife crossing,habitat fragmentation
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  1. Increasing vehicle speed
  2. Creating wildlife crossings, corridors and controlled traffic
  3. Cutting all roadside trees
  4. Feeding wildlife on roads
Expert · Level 69 · conservation law,enforcement,monitoring
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  1. Only on the law having a beautiful name
  2. Only on making an announcement
  3. On effective enforcement, monitoring and public support
  4. On removing all local people
Expert · Level 69 · seed bank,genetic diversity,plant conservation
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  1. Cutting all trees immediately
  2. Keeping wildlife in cages
  3. Preserving genetic diversity of threatened plants
  4. Spreading fire in forests
Expert · Level 69 · water sources,wildlife survival,habitat quality
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  1. Because water sources are only for humans
  2. Because water destroys all habitats
  3. Because water sources are separate from food and habitat
  4. Because water availability affects animal movement and survival
Expert · Level 69 · invasive species,ecological assessment,conservation
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  1. So that local ecology and possible effects can be understood
  2. So that all native species can be removed
  3. So that the forest can be emptied
  4. So that wildlife counting can be stopped
Expert · Level 69 · grassland conservation,ecosystem,food chain
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  1. Because grasslands are also habitats for specific species and food chains
  2. Because no organism lives in grasslands
  3. Because only trees form ecology
  4. Because grasslands are always barren
Expert · Level 69 · poaching control,habitat loss,conservation risk
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  1. Conservation is completely successful
  2. Risk remains because habitat is still declining
  3. Wildlife no longer needs water
  4. Species will not be affected
Expert · Level 69 · natural regeneration,native species,forest recovery
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  1. Because it reestablishes native species in their own environment
  2. Because it removes all plants immediately
  3. Because it makes soil useless
  4. Because it ends wildlife habitat
Expert · Level 69 · wildlife feeding,tourism rules,natural behaviour
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  1. Because it can disturb natural behaviour and foraging habit
  2. Because forests always become dense
  3. Because all species immediately increase
  4. Because food has no relation with behaviour
Expert · Level 69 · local knowledge,conservation planning,community
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  1. When local use, traditions and field realities are ignored
  2. When local information is included in the plan
  3. When scientific data is collected
  4. When wildlife counting is done
Expert · Level 69 · holistic conservation,ecosystem management,community
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  1. Keeping only one animal in a cage
  2. Only stopping timber cutting
  3. Integrated management of habitat, species, water, soil and community
  4. Making all forests tourist zones
Expert · Level 69 · climate change,native species,restoration
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  1. They can make restoration more sustainable under changing conditions
  2. They always remove local animals
  3. They are independent of soil and water
  4. They grow equally everywhere
Expert · Level 69 · protected area,wildlife movement,connectivity
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  1. When wildlife uses food areas and corridors outside the protected area
  2. When no animal moves outside
  3. When there are only city roads
  4. When there is no plant in the area
Expert · Level 69 · small organisms,pollination,decomposition
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  1. They play roles in pollination, decomposition and food chains
  2. Small organisms have no function
  3. Only large animals make ecology
  4. Small organisms always stop conservation