Methods of Conservation

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Methods of Conservation: Preservation

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Non-use of natural resources; limiting human impacts on a habitat

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Methods of Conservation: Restoration

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Rebuilding or restoring a habitat which has been degraded

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Methods of Conservation: Education

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Sharing knowledge about how to make good ecological choices

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Methods of Conservation: Management

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Taking care of a habitat by intervening to maintain necessary ecological functions

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Explore the ecology of forests.

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Understanding the interactions and relationships within forest ecosystems.

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Importance of forest habitats to North America and the earth.

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Forests provide essential resources, biodiversity, and climate regulation.

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Assess threats to forest habitats.

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Identifying and evaluating dangers such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change.

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Managing and conserving forest habitats.

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Practices and strategies to sustainably maintain and protect forest ecosystems.

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Forests provide essential services locally and globally.

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Forests improve air quality, improve water quality, and prevent soil erosion.

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Forests provide essential habitats.

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Forests provide habitats for more than 80 percent of all terrestrial organisms on Earth.