Question

question 4 select the example of restoration ecology. planting a meadow habitat that will attract butterflies harvesting wild mushrooms in a forest keeping native plants as landscaping planting new grasses to address erosion issues

Explanation:

Restoration ecology aims to repair damaged ecosystems. Planting new grasses to address erosion issues is an effort to restore the ecological - function of an area by preventing soil loss and promoting a healthier ecosystem. The other options are not directly related to restoring a damaged ecosystem. Planting a meadow for butterflies is more of habitat creation, harvesting mushrooms is resource - use, and keeping native plants for landscaping is mainly aesthetic.

Answer:

Planting new grasses to address erosion issues