Unlike conservation, what does preservation emphasize?

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Unlike conservation, preservation emphasizes saving natural resources.
To preserve means to save, to stop something from being destroyed. You should preserve before something is harmed or destroyed, whereas with conservation, you deal with the consequences of such destruction first.

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