Zoos B2

The __________ initiative focuses on protecting animals in their natural habitats.

• Habitat loss

• Ex-situ conservation

• Zoo ethics

• In-situ conservation

The main goal of __________ is to maintain and restore natural environments.

• Zoo breeding programs

• Environmental education

• Ecosystem preservation

• Zoo controversies

Many zoos aim to enhance __________ through informative displays and interactive sessions.

• Ethical dilemmas

• Public education

• Zoo accreditation

• Animal welfare standards

__________ focus on reproducing endangered species to boost their population numbers.

• Ecosystem preservation

• Endangered species breeding

• Species recovery

• Zoo controversies

The debate over __________ involves issues like animal rights and the purposes of zoos.

• Zoo ethics

• Wildlife preservation

• Conservation education

• Ethical dilemmas

__________ are essential for providing homes to species that no longer have natural habitats.

• Ethical dilemmas

• Wildlife sanctuaries

• Zoo research programs

• Conservation education

__________ often raises questions about the moral implications of using animals for research and entertainment.

• Zoo controversies

• Environmental education

• Biodiversity conservation

• Animal welfare standards

The school incorporated __________ into its curriculum to foster a sense of responsibility towards nature.

• Ethical dilemmas

• Environmental education

• Zoo accreditation

• Animal welfare standards

__________ aims to protect various animal species from extinction through captive breeding.

• Ecosystem preservation

• Zoo breeding programs

• Species recovery

• Zoo controversies

__________ is a type of conservation that involves caring for animals outside their natural habitats.

• In-situ conservation

• Habitat loss

• Ex-situ conservation

• Ecosystem preservation