Conservation Ecology — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 12 · Environmental Science
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Conservation Ecology explores the relationship between living organisms and the physical environment, the threats caused by human activity, and the methods used to conserve forests, wildlife, biodiversity, and natural resources.
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- Conservation Ecology explores the relationship between living organisms and the physical environment, the threats caused by human activity, and the methods used to conserve forests, wildlife, biodiversity, and natural resources.
- Ecosystem
- Threats to ecosystem
- Habitat loss
- Genetic erosion
- Loss of biodiversity
- Forest conservation
- Indian forests
- Tribals and forests
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