Question

A conservation easement would be best suited to offset which of the following threats to biodiversity? A. overharvesting/ B. habitat degradation / C. exotic species / D. habitat loss

Answer 1

Answer: D. habitat loss

Step-by-step explanation:

A conservation easement can be define as a legal agreement signed between a landowner and the government firm that permanently restricts the utilization of some part of land in order to conserve and protect the land to preserve it's biodiversity. The habitat loss is the correct option which can be offset by the conservation easement because it preserves the habitats of the species mainly present in such location.

Answer 2

The most harmful threat to biodiversity is the D. Habitat loss.
It's not easy to live in a place that you no longer have any means of living. If ones organism loss his habitat, chances are they will extinct because of the absence of their basic needs.