CAIE A-Level Biology A2 18.3.6 Conservation Organisations Questions

Practise explaining how the IUCN assesses conservation status and how CITES regulates wildlife trade, including permits, enforcement and DNA-barcode checks at borders.

Syllabus
2028–2030
Course
Biology 9700
Level
A2

Exam points

  • Explain how the IUCN assesses and categorises conservation status, publishes the Red List, identifies priorities and advises governments or other decision-makers.
  • Explain how CITES regulates international trade through protected-species listings, permits or bans, border checks, enforcement and cooperation between participating governments.
  • Apply DNA barcoding at borders to identify specimens quickly, compare them with IUCN or CITES records, confiscate protected material and support action against illegal traders.

CAIE A-Level Biology A2 18.3.6 Conservation Organisations Questions question 1

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Bears are several species of mammal in the family Ursidae.
Climate change and loss of habitats due to human activity have reduced the size of some bear populations in recent years.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has a role in the conservation of species, such as species of bear.

Outline the role of the IUCN in the conservation of species.

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