(n) A member of the group of mammals that includes humans, apes, and monkeys, e.g. Chimpanzees and gorillas are both _____.

(n) The protection of natural environments and wildlife, e.g. ______ efforts aim to preserve endangered species.

(n) The variety of plant and animal life in a particular habitat, e.g. rainforests are known for their rich ________.

(n) Potential dangers or risks that can cause harm, e.g. Deforestation and poaching are significant _______ to wildlife.

(n) The activity of cutting down trees for timber,e.g. Illegal _____ contributes to habitat destruction.

(n) The illegal hunting or capturing of wild animals, e.g. ________ has led to a decline in elephant populations.

(n) he action of clearing a wide area of trees,e.g. __________ accelerates climate change.

(n) A protected area established by the government for conservation, e.g. Yellowstone is a famous ________ in the USA.

(n) Land consisting of marshes or swamps; saturated land, e.g. ___ provide critical habitats for many bird species.

(n) Animals living in their natural environment, e.g. The African savannah is teeming with diverse _______.

(n) Attaching a label or tracking device to an animal for research,e.g. Scientists use _____ to monitor migratory patterns of birds.

(n) he natural environment where a species lives and grows,e.g. Coral reefs serve as the ______ for numerous marine organisms.

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B1+-5A-CONSERVATION

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Term	Definition
primates	(n) A member of the group of mammals that includes humans, apes, and monkeys, e.g. Chimpanzees and gorillas are both _____.
conservation	(n) The protection of natural environments and wildlife, e.g. ______ efforts aim to preserve endangered species.
biodiversity	(n) The variety of plant and animal life in a particular habitat, e.g. rainforests are known for their rich ________.
threats	(n) Potential dangers or risks that can cause harm, e.g. Deforestation and poaching are significant _______ to wildlife.
logging	(n) The activity of cutting down trees for timber,e.g. Illegal _____ contributes to habitat destruction.
poaching	(n) The illegal hunting or capturing of wild animals, e.g. ________ has led to a decline in elephant populations.
deforestation	(n) he action of clearing a wide area of trees,e.g. __________ accelerates climate change.
national park	(n) A protected area established by the government for conservation, e.g. Yellowstone is a famous ________ in the USA.
wetlands	(n) Land consisting of marshes or swamps; saturated land, e.g. ___ provide critical habitats for many bird species.
wildlife	(n) Animals living in their natural environment, e.g. The African savannah is teeming with diverse _______.
tagging	(n) Attaching a label or tracking device to an animal for research,e.g. Scientists use _____ to monitor migratory patterns of birds.
natural habitat	(n) he natural environment where a species lives and grows,e.g. Coral reefs serve as the ______ for numerous marine organisms.

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