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3.3 Strategies in Conservation

In this activity, we will discuss the benefits and challenges of using ex situ and in situ strategies in conservation and how they can complement each other in a mixed approach to conservation. This activity includes a timed assessment practice with peer feedback. Species-based conservation tends to focus on ex situ (removed from the location) strategies, such as: Habitat-based conservation tends to focus on in situ...

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