Question

In 2006, the United States government created the largest marine wildlife preserve in the world. The preserve is located around the northwestern Hawaiian Islands. How do government-controlled wildlife preserves affect the environment?

A.
They lead to the overdevelopment of sensitive habitats.
B.
They encourage people to pollute and destroy sensitive areas.
C.
They help preserve an area's biodiversity.
D.
They ensure that none of Earth's species will go extinct.

Answer 1

The answer is C: They help preserve an area's biodiversity.

Step-by-step explanation:

Wildlife preserves are set up by the government to keep sensitive habitats from being destroyed by human activity. These preserves are refuges for many species, and thus help an area maintain its biodiversity.

Answer 2

the answer is c

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