General Studies 3

In-situ conservation involves the preservation of an endangered plant or animal species within its natural habitat.

Adverse changes to biotic interactions, and the intricate relationships between living organisms within ecosystems, pose significant threats to the delicate balance of natur

This phenomenon, termed as increased zoonosis due to habitat loss, presents a significant threat to global public health and biodiversity conservation efforts.

Human-animal conflict denotes adverse encounters between humans and wild animals, resulting in detrimental outcomes for both human communities and their resources, as well as wildlife and their habitats. 

Biodiversity loss refers to the decline in the number of genes, species, microorganisms, and other living entities crucial for maintaining ecological equilibrium on Earth. 

The consequences of loss of biodiversity are far-reaching and profound, exerting substantial impacts on ecosystems, economies, and human well-being

Pollution is characterized by the introduction of harmful substances into the natural environment, leading to detrimental alterations. 

Trade in wildlife, both legal and illegal, represents a complex and multifaceted issue that has garnered increasing attention on a global scale.

A genetically modified organism (GMO) is an entity, whether it pertains to animals, plants, or microorganisms, that has undergone genetic engineering methods to modify its DNA.

Global extinction takes place when there are no surviving individuals of a species or another taxonomic unit (e.g., subspecies, genus, family, etc., collectively referred to as a taxon).