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Saving the whole forest to save the tiger is which approach?
AEx situ conservation
BCryopreservation
CIn situ conservation
DBioprospecting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. In situ conservation
Protecting the whole ecosystem on site, so that its diversity at all levels is saved, is in situ conservation.
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