What is the purpose of in situ conservation?

What is the purpose of in situ conservation?
  1. To protect species at risk of extinction in the wild.
  2. To protect a specific region's biodiversity.
  3. To save the entire ecosystem.
  4. To address global conservation problems.

Solution

The purpose of in situ conservation is to conserve and protect the whole ecosystem and its biodiversity at all levels. This approach saves the entire forest to save the tiger.

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