Environment & Ecology · Environmental Studies
What is the primary aim of wildlife conservation?
- 1To commercialize and exploit maximum natural resources
- 2To encourage the selective extinction of predatory species
- 3To reduce biodiversity globally
- 4To preserve natural habitats and prevent the extinction of species✓
Correct answer
To preserve natural habitats and prevent the extinction of species
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