Es2 quiz

What is the primary purpose of nature reserve

India?

• Providing habitat for urban development

• Conserving biodiversity and natural resources

• Promoting industrial growth

• Facilitating agricultural expansion

Which of the following is a common issue regarding tribal

populations and their rights in lndian nature reserves?

• Overrepresentation in government positions

• Lack of access to education and healthcare

• Excessive land ownership

• Preferential treatment in resource allocation

Human-wildlife conflicts in Indian nature

reserves often arise due to:

• Decreasing human population density

• Encroachment on wildlife habitats

• Strict enforcement of conservation laws

• Abundance of natural resources

How do humans activities topically

contribute to wildlife habitat destruction in

Indian nature reserve

• By promoting sustainable tourism practices

• Through responsible waste management

  techniques

• By engaging in illegal logging, mining, and

  agriculture

• By implementing conservation-oriented

  policies

which of the following measures is NOT com only

employed to mitigate human-wildife conflicts in lndian

nature reserves?

• Establishing buffer zones between human settlements

  and wildlife habitats

• lmplementing compensation schemes for livestock

  predation

• Promoting coexistence through community-based

  conservation initiatives

• Increasing human encroachment into protected areas

  for economic development

What is the significance of tribal populations

in Indian nature reserves?

• They serve as tourist guides

• They are actively invoived in conservation

  efforts

• They are responsible for deforestation

• They have no role in nature reserve

  management

Which law in India provides for the

protection of tribal rights and regulates their

relocation from nature reserves?

• Wildlife Protection Act

• Forest Rights Act

• Environmental Protection Act

• Indian Constitution

Which of the following is a common cause

of conflicts between tribal populations and

conservation authorities in Indian nature

reserves?

• Preference for urban lifestyles

• Excessive compensation for land acquisition

• Overlapping land claims

• Lack of access to modern amenities

What are the primary methods used to

mitigate human-wildlife conflicts in Indian nature

reserves?

• Eliminating wildlire populations through culling

• Educating local communities and

  implementing deterrent measures

• Relocating wildlife to other areas

• Erecting taller fences around wildlife habitats