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Darya [45]
3 years ago
11

The national government wants to increase the number of national parks and recreation areas. How will this act help with the sus

tainability of our environment?
A) It will increase the carrying capacities of all animal species
B) It will decrease land use for waste management
C) It will preserve biodiversity for future generations
D) It will cause a biological surplus of all plant speciesism
Biology
2 answers:
aniked [119]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: C) It will preserve biodiversity for future generations.

Explanation:

The biodiversity can be define as the variability of organisms can be found over a certain location or all over the earth. It can be measured on the genetic, ecosystem and species levels. The biodiversity includes the flora (vegetation) and fauna (animals) living in a particular location. It is the fact that the biodiversity is affected by the illegitimate human practices such as hunting, poaching, overfishing, forests fires and wildlife trafficking.

The national parks are the locations in which the endangered animal and bird species are preserved under human conditions to provide them protection against the illegitimate human activities.

The increase in area of national parks and recreation areas will increase the protection area for the endangered species. Thus these species will remain protected and will not extinct in future.

34kurt3 years ago
3 0
A is the answer sweety

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