Question

Explain conservation of forest and wildlife

Answer 1

Explanation:

Wildlife conservation is the attempt to protect endangered animal and plant species, along with their natural habitat. The main objective is to make sure that their habitats will be preserved so that the future generations of both wildlife and human can enjoy it. The forests exist in a very delicate ecological balance where the health of a forest depends on the health of every member that is a part of its food chain. For instance, there is a wide diversity of species living in a tropical rainforest. If any species should become extinct, the food chain will be disrupted affecting all the species.