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Question
How the biodiversity can be conserved?
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Solution
Biodiversity can be conserved in the following ways:
- Protection of the rare species of plants and animals.
- Use of traditional knowledge and maintaining a record of traditional knowledge.
- Strict observance of the acts and rules.
- Conservation of all flora and fauna.
- Creating habitats for the animals and plants by establishing National Parks and Sanctuaries.
- Declaration of bioreserves, the areas which are protected through conservation.
- Conservation projects for protecting special species.
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