Difference between revisions of "Conservation"
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*maintain species diversity for our benefit and that of wildlife, | *maintain species diversity for our benefit and that of wildlife, | ||
*provide opportunities for [[education]] and the enjoyment of the environment. | *provide opportunities for [[education]] and the enjoyment of the environment. | ||
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Revision as of 13:58, June 18, 2008
Conservation refers to the preservation, restoration or repair of the natural environment, wildlife, archaeological, historical, and cultural sites and artefacts.[1]
Conservation projects aim to:
- maintain the environment and natural resources for future generations,
- maintain species diversity for our benefit and that of wildlife,
- provide opportunities for education and the enjoyment of the environment.
Fishing
Fishermen (or their governments) often agree to leave a certain number of fish uncaught, so that the population can replenish itself.
References
- ↑ conservation "Compact Oxford English Dictionary" AskOxford.com. Accessed 28 December 2007