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If children stop destroying nests due to nature education, this is an example of what?

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Correct answer: Behaviour-change based conservation

Conservation is not achieved only by making laws or giving punishments. It also depends on people understanding nature and changing harmful habits. When children learn why nests are valuable and then stop destroying them, their knowledge has produced responsible behaviour. Such learning can gradually influence families and communities as well, making protection a regular social practice rather than a response only to fear of punishment.

Option C is correct because the example shows a change in behaviour caused by nature education. Option A is wrong because no punishment is described. Option B would mean that nests are being damaged, but the situation says the damage has stopped. Option D concerns the illegal buying or selling of wildlife, which is unrelated here. Awareness and responsible action are important conservation tools.

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Nature EducationBehaviour ChangeNest Protection

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