Learning objective
3.3.1—Preservation justifications
• Aesthetic, ecological, economic, ethical, social
- 0%
- Mastery
- 0
- Attempts
- 0
- Mistakes
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Course review
Review each learning objective in this topic, then open its concept explanation or question set.
Learning objective
• Aesthetic, ecological, economic, ethical, social
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Species-based: ex situ (zoos, botanic gardens, CITES, seed banks) • Habitat-based: in situ (national parks, reserves, sanctuaries)
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Both habitat and particular species considered • Flagship/keystone species used to justify habitat conservation
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• UN treaty addressing species and habitat conservation • National strategies for conservation and sustainable use • Includes Nagoya Protocol (equitable sharing of genetic resources)
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Protect species by conserving natural environment • May require wild area protection or active management
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Understanding target species biology • Size and shape of conservation areas • Edge effects, wildlife corridors for connectivity • UNESCO biosphere reserves: pristine core, buffer zones, transition zones
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Regenerates natural processes in ecosystems • Methods: apex predator reintroduction, habitat connectivity, cessation of agriculture
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Reverse biodiversity decline • Operating within biodiversity planetary boundary • Individual, collective, national, international levels
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Environmental perspectives and value systems impact choices • Success depends on: community support, funding, education, legislation, research
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Media use, speed of response, diplomatic constraints • Financial resources, political influence
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Enhance biodiversity and promote ecosystem equilibrium • Triggered by rewilding and habitat restoration
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Benefits vs. land-use issues (food production) • Examples: Knepp Estate, Affric Highlands, Gorongosa
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Three levels: project success, community reception, best approach • Examples: Willie Smits, Wangari Maathai's Green Belt Movement
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.
Learning objective
• Generates income for protection • Can have negative societal and ecological impacts
Start with the concept explanation, then practise to create mastery evidence.