How Can Human-Caused Environmental Changes Create Problems for Selecting a Site

question 8

Multiple Choice

How can human-caused environmental changes create problems for selecting a site for a preserve?

• A) Nutrient enrichment prevents preserves from being connected by corridors.
• B) The environmental conditions of almost any site may change because of climate change.
• C) Global warming makes all climates less suitable for maintaining high diversity.
• D) Only lands that are not useful to human activities are available for preserves.

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