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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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Easy · Level 73 · wildlife decline,monitoring,conservation
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  1. Hunting should be increased
  2. Conservation efforts and monitoring should be increased
  3. Habitat should be destroyed
  4. Waste should be spread
Easy · Level 73 · environmental education,responsibility,conservation
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  1. It teaches illegal hunting
  2. It destroys habitats
  3. It develops correct behaviour and responsibility
  4. It increases pollution
Easy · Level 73 · sanctuary,noise,wildlife disturbance
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  1. It gives comfort to animals
  2. It increases food
  3. It creates water sources
  4. It can disturb wildlife
Easy · Level 73 · natural vegetation,soil,habitat
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  1. It protects soil water and habitat of organisms
  2. It always increases pollution
  3. It harms all organisms
  4. It is only for timber
Easy · Level 73 · community participation,local people,conservation
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  1. Because community always harms nature
  2. Because local people can strengthen conservation efforts
  3. Because it increases illegal trade
  4. Because all rules are removed
Easy · Level 73 · food chain,wildlife,ecosystem balance
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  1. Because feeding relations have no importance
  2. Because only plants live
  3. Because organisms depend on each other for food
  4. Because all organisms can live without food
Easy · Level 73 · conservation example,tree planting,wildlife safety
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  1. Doing illegal hunting
  2. Throwing waste in forest
  3. Adding chemicals to a river
  4. Planting trees and keeping wildlife safe
Easy · Level 73 · wildlife trade,rare species,conservation
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  1. To save rare species
  2. To eliminate species
  3. To cut forests
  4. To increase pollution
Easy · Level 73 · wise use,nature,conservation
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  1. Using nature carelessly
  2. Using nature as needed while protecting it
  3. Removing all organisms
  4. Turning all forests into cities
Easy · Level 73 · daily habits,conservation,nature protection
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  1. They help protect nature and living beings at daily life level
  2. They increase illegal hunting
  3. They destroy forests
  4. They pollute water sources
Medium · Level 74 · conservation,habitat protection,biodiversity
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  1. Protecting species and their habitats
  2. Cutting forests rapidly
  3. Increasing illegal wildlife trade
  4. Converting all grasslands into buildings
Medium · Level 74 · deforestation,forest conservation,wildlife habitat
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  1. Because it stops industries
  2. Because it protects food, shelter and biodiversity
  3. Because it makes all animals domestic
  4. Because it increases deserts
Medium · Level 74 · national park,protected area,legal protection
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  1. Only hunting areas
  2. Only industrial areas
  3. Legally protected natural areas
  4. Only agricultural areas
Medium · Level 74 · poaching,wildlife crime,species decline
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  1. Because it cuts forests
  2. Because poaching can reduce species numbers
  3. Because it strengthens food chains
  4. Because it always reduces pollution
Medium · Level 74 · tree plantation,green cover,habitat improvement
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  1. It removes all organisms
  2. It increases hunting
  3. It can increase habitat and green cover
  4. It completely destroys soil
Medium · Level 74 · social forestry,community participation,tree plantation
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  1. Building only city buildings
  2. Burning forests
  3. Trading wildlife
  4. Planting trees and saving resources with community participation
Medium · Level 74 · Chipko Movement,forest conservation,public participation
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  1. Public participation to save trees from cutting
  2. Campaign to increase poaching
  3. Movement to pollute rivers
  4. Campaign to turn forests into mines
Medium · Level 74 · local community,awareness,conservation
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  1. They always stop conservation
  2. They have no relation with forests
  3. They can help in monitoring, awareness and rule-following
  4. They only spread pollution
Medium · Level 74 · wildlife laws,illegal trade,poaching control
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  1. To control illegal hunting and trade
  2. To remove forests
  3. To increase pollution
  4. To make all organisms domestic
Medium · Level 74 · habitat conservation,species conservation,ecosystem protection,biodiversity conservation,natural vegetation,wildlife conservation
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  1. Because it focuses only on increasing the population of one selected species
  2. Because it protects the whole ecosystem, including food, water, shelter and breeding sites
  3. Because it completely removes the need for direct species conservation
  4. Because its purpose is only to keep organisms in zoos