What Is the Biggest Problem with Selecting a Site for a Preserve

question 69

Multiple Choice

What is the biggest problem with selecting a site for a preserve?

• A) There is always a conflict about use of land set aside for preservation.
• B) Making a proper selection is difficult because the current environmental conditions of almost any site may change in the future because of climate change or other factors.
• C) Keystone species are difficult to identify in potential preserve sites.
• D) Only lands that are not useful to human activities are available for preserves.
• E) Most of the best sites are inaccessible by land transportation, so making roads to them is often prohibitively expensive.

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