Question

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The whooping crane is a species of migratory bird found in North America. Most whooping cranes breed in a small area in northern Canada in the summer, and migrate to coastal regions of Texas and Louisiana in the winter. Whooping crane populations have declined to very low levels because of habitat loss and hunting. What conservation method is most likely to help populations of whooping cranes recover?

A. using biological augmentation
B. the designation of protected regions
C. the construction of wildlife corridors
D. using quadrat sampling at breeding sites

Answer 1

the designation of protected regions

Answer 2

Answer: B. the designation of protected regions

Explanation:

The whooping cane populations have decline to a low levels because of habitat loss and hunting. There are chances that this species may extinct in future therefore, a specialized protected environment must be provided in order to prevent the loss of species due to human intervention. The regions where the species reside should be designated as protected region so as to preserve the population from human intervention.