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In situ and ex situ conservation EPH NOTE SLC

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 In-situ conservation

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·         It is the conservation of natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery species especially the endangered one in their natural surroundings notesblognepal.blogspot.com
·         In-situ provides larger mobility to the animal protected within its area. notesblognepal.blogspot.com
·  This method of conservation is appropriate for the conservation of animals found in abundance.
·  Generally less artificially intervention is done. Animals are left to flourish under the natural ecosystem and food chain. notesblognepal.blogspot.com
· Conservation done in the forest areas, national parks, wildlife reserves etc can be taken as the in-situ conservation notesblognepal.blogspot.com

Ex-situ conservation 

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·         This is the conservation of some endangered species in some manmade habitat that imitates their natural habitat.
·         Ex-situ conservation provides less mobility to animals as it is relatively smaller in area than in-situ
·         This method of conservation is mostly useful for the creatures which are very scarce in population size.
·         Ex-situ conservation can include some modern laboratory methods for the conservation of certain species of animals which sometime becomes the matter of debates and contradictions.
·         Conservation done in zoo, botanical garden etc are ex-situ conservation.


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