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?

Answer 1

They increase the 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 preservation of wildlife controlled by the government affects the environment, because it conserves native fauna and leaves it free from degradation.

Step-by-step explanation:

The conservation of wildlife controlled by the government is very important and must be adopted by the governments of all countries. This is because, as we know, wildlife suffers a constant degradation of human action. The results of this degradation are terrible, such as the extinction of species, the suffering of animals, a decrease in native life and a decrease in biodiversity.

When the government decides to preserve wildlife, it is promoting the preservation of its country's biodiversity and allowing the preservation of species, preventing their degradation.