Question

the primary goal of conservation biology is to preserve and protect ecosystems. habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change are examples of threats to species. breeding involves breeding endangered species in controlled environments to boost their populations. the reintroduction of black - footed ferrets in wyoming is an example of a program. in yellowstone national park, the reintroduction of influenced the behavior of elk, leading to changes in vegetation. the sumatran orangutan is critically endangered due to loss from deforestation in indonesia. the endangered species act in the united states provides legal protection to species at

Explanation:

1. Conservation Biology aims to preserve biodiversity.
2. Habitat destruction, pollution, and climate - change threaten endangered species.
3. Captive breeding is breeding endangered species in controlled environments.
4. Reintroduction of black - footed ferrets is a species reintroduction program.
5. Reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone influenced elk behavior and vegetation.
6. Sumatran orangutans are endangered due to habitat loss.
7. The Endangered Species Act protects species at risk.

Answer:

1. biodiversity
2. endangered
3. Captive
4. species reintroduction
5. wolves
6. habitat
7. risk