Question

Shepard krech, in the introduction to the ecological indian, provides a few definitions crucial to our understanding of the point of the book. one position he describes involves using resources wisely with the goal of maintaining their future availability or productivity or as saving natural resources for later consumption. this view, which promotes careful husbandry and sustainable development—a kind of a saving for—krech identifies as

Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Conservation
According to krech, saving for conservation is necessary in order to make sure that the resources that exist in our environment do not depleted faster more than it can replenished. Without this, a certain type of resources might come to extinction.