Which option gives a wrong method of conservation?

Correct answer: Destroying nests

The direct answer is D: Destroying nests. Conservation means protecting organisms, their habitats and their ability to survive and reproduce. Birds use nests for laying eggs, incubating them and raising young ones. If nests are destroyed, eggs or chicks may die and successful breeding may fall. Option D is therefore the wrong method and the correct answer to the question. Option A is a proper method because stopping illegal hunting reduces unnecessary deaths and population decline. Option B is proper because habitat provides food, water, shelter and breeding places. Option C is proper because safe water is essential for drinking, plants and the wider food web. The word “wrong” is the key exam clue: choose the action that harms wildlife rather than protects it. Nest protection is especially important during the breeding season. Memory cue: conservation helps birth and survival; destroying nests harms both.