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If wildlife census data is wrong what will be the effect on conservation planning?

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Correct answer: Protection measures may go in the wrong direction

A wildlife census provides information about the number, distribution, and condition of animals in an area. Conservation planners use such information to identify declining populations, protect important habitats, decide where patrols are needed, and allocate resources. If the data are wrong, planners may misunderstand the real situation. They might neglect a seriously threatened population, send protection to the wrong area, or set unsuitable targets.

Option C is correct because inaccurate census results can send protection measures in the wrong direction. A wrong plan does not automatically improve a habitat, make the plan more accurate, or stop illegal hunting. Reliable counting methods and repeated monitoring are therefore important. Census data are not the only basis of conservation, but they are a major source of evidence for making informed decisions.

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