Conservation

Question 1ExpertLevel 69

Which option shows that habitat improvement is actually succeeding?

AGrowth of native plants, improved water sources and safe use by wildlifeBIncrease in illegal cuttingCSpread of wasteDDrying of water sources

Question 2ExpertLevel 69

Why is long term monitoring necessary in forest conservation?

ASo that changes, threats and results of measures can be understood over timeBSo that conservation can be stoppedCSo that wildlife can be disturbedDSo that one day data is enough

Question 3ExpertLevel 69

In which situation may expansion of a conservation area be needed?

AWhen important habitat extends beyond the boundaryBWhen there is no wildlifeCWhen habitat is fully safe and sufficientDWhen all threats have ended

Question 4ExpertLevel 69

Why is conserving medicinal plants also linked with cultural conservation?

ABecause they are linked with traditional knowledge and local useBBecause they have no useCBecause they always destroy local cultureDBecause they are not part of biodiversity

Question 5ExpertLevel 69

In which situation may relocation or boundary management be considered for conservation?

AWhen sensitive habitat faces constant heavy human pressure and other measures failBWhen there is no threat in the forestCWhen community and forest have no relationDWhen wildlife needs no habitat

Question 6ExpertLevel 69

Which option shows the clearest cause of conservation failure?

AMaking a plan but not ensuring monitoring, community support and threat controlBProtecting native plantsCStopping poachingDProtecting water sources

Question 7ExpertLevel 69

Which is the most mature conclusion about conservation?

AConservation only means planting treesBConservation only means locking wildlife awayCConservation is a balanced long term process among species, habitat, resource use and societyDHuman role is always negative in conservation

Question 8HardLevel 70

If the number of trees is increasing in a protected area but local bird numbers are decreasing which conclusion is most suitable?

AConservation is fully successful because only tree number mattersBHabitat food and nesting condition of birds also need checkingCBirds have no relation with forest conservationDWhen tree number increases all animals become safe automatically

Question 9HardLevel 70

What can be the main risk of ignoring the buffer zone in wildlife conservation?

AHuman pressure and habitat fragmentation can affect the protected areaBWildlife movement will always become easyCAll illegal activities will stop automaticallyDNeed for core area protection will end

Question 10ExpertLevel 69

If wildlife is visible in a conservation area but native plants are declining, what is the most appropriate analysis?

AConservation should be considered fully successfulBHabitat quality may still be at riskCWildlife does not need plantsDNative plants have no relation with conservation

Question 11ExpertLevel 70

If an endangered species is being protected in a zoo while its natural habitat is also being improved, which conservation approach does this show?

ACombined use of in-situ and ex-situ conservationBOnly hunting-based conservationCOnly pollution controlDCompletely ignoring habitat

Question 12ExpertLevel 70

If two forest patches are separated by a road and settlement, what will be the most suitable conservation measure?

ASeparating the forest patches furtherBProviding safe connectivity through a wildlife corridorCRemoving all grasslandsDClosing water sources

Question 13ExpertLevel 70

If only fast-growing alien plants are planted in a damaged forest, what conservation concern can arise?

AEvery native species will definitely strengthenBClimate will always become uniformCNative biodiversity and habitat structure may be affectedDWildlife will not need habitat

Question 14ExpertLevel 70

If a biosphere reserve focuses on both conservation and local livelihood, what is its main principle?

ATourism benefit onlyBDeforestation onlyCUrban expansion onlyDBalance of conservation and sustainable use

Question 15ExpertLevel 70

If riverside vegetation is removed, why will aquatic conservation be indirectly affected?

ABank erosion, water temperature and food chain may be affectedBRiver has no relation with organismsCAquatic organisms do not need shadeDRiverside vegetation is always harmful

Question 16ExpertLevel 70

If a conservation plan includes only the species name but not its food, water and breeding sites, what will be lacking?

AThe plan will be fully sufficientBHabitat-based analysis will remain incompleteCNeed for conservation will endDThe species will always survive without resources

Question 17ExpertLevel 70

If wildlife numbers look stable but genetic diversity is declining, which problem is possible?

ANumbers alone prove complete safetyBHabitat has no roleCConnectivity between separate populations may be lowDConservation is always successful

Question 18ExpertLevel 70

If there is no buffer zone around a protected area, which pressure can increase?

AWildlife peace will definitely increaseBHabitat will automatically expandCPoaching will become impossibleDDirect pressure of human activities may increase

Question 19ExpertLevel 70

If overgrazing is reducing plant regeneration in a forest, what should be included in the conservation plan?

AGrazing control and vegetation restorationBPermission for more grazingCRemoving all plantsDClosing water sources

Question 20ExpertLevel 70

If tourist vehicles are moving fast in a national park, which measure is most suitable for conservation?

AControl of vehicle number and speedBMaking tourists chase animalsCAllowing litteringDIncreasing night noise

Conservation

Quiz this set

Which option shows that habitat improvement is actually succeeding?

Why is long term monitoring necessary in forest conservation?

In which situation may expansion of a conservation area be needed?

Why is conserving medicinal plants also linked with cultural conservation?

In which situation may relocation or boundary management be considered for conservation?

Which option shows the clearest cause of conservation failure?

Which is the most mature conclusion about conservation?

If the number of trees is increasing in a protected area but local bird numbers are decreasing which conclusion is most suitable?

What can be the main risk of ignoring the buffer zone in wildlife conservation?

If wildlife is visible in a conservation area but native plants are declining, what is the most appropriate analysis?

If an endangered species is being protected in a zoo while its natural habitat is also being improved, which conservation approach does this show?

If two forest patches are separated by a road and settlement, what will be the most suitable conservation measure?

If only fast-growing alien plants are planted in a damaged forest, what conservation concern can arise?

If a biosphere reserve focuses on both conservation and local livelihood, what is its main principle?

If riverside vegetation is removed, why will aquatic conservation be indirectly affected?

If a conservation plan includes only the species name but not its food, water and breeding sites, what will be lacking?

If wildlife numbers look stable but genetic diversity is declining, which problem is possible?

If there is no buffer zone around a protected area, which pressure can increase?

If overgrazing is reducing plant regeneration in a forest, what should be included in the conservation plan?

If tourist vehicles are moving fast in a national park, which measure is most suitable for conservation?

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Conservation

Quiz this set

Which option shows that habitat improvement is actually succeeding?

Why is long term monitoring necessary in forest conservation?

In which situation may expansion of a conservation area be needed?

Why is conserving medicinal plants also linked with cultural conservation?

In which situation may relocation or boundary management be considered for conservation?

Which option shows the clearest cause of conservation failure?

Which is the most mature conclusion about conservation?

If the number of trees is increasing in a protected area but local bird numbers are decreasing which conclusion is most suitable?

What can be the main risk of ignoring the buffer zone in wildlife conservation?

If wildlife is visible in a conservation area but native plants are declining, what is the most appropriate analysis?

If an endangered species is being protected in a zoo while its natural habitat is also being improved, which conservation approach does this show?

If two forest patches are separated by a road and settlement, what will be the most suitable conservation measure?

If only fast-growing alien plants are planted in a damaged forest, what conservation concern can arise?

If a biosphere reserve focuses on both conservation and local livelihood, what is its main principle?

If riverside vegetation is removed, why will aquatic conservation be indirectly affected?

If a conservation plan includes only the species name but not its food, water and breeding sites, what will be lacking?

If wildlife numbers look stable but genetic diversity is declining, which problem is possible?

If there is no buffer zone around a protected area, which pressure can increase?

If overgrazing is reducing plant regeneration in a forest, what should be included in the conservation plan?

If tourist vehicles are moving fast in a national park, which measure is most suitable for conservation?

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