What may be the best solution for preventing more species loss from tropical rainforests?

Question

What may be the best solution for preventing more species loss from tropical rainforests?

I am not sure between A or D... or maybe its one of the others, but im not sure

A

Prevent the indigenous people from extracting tropical wood.

B

Stop eating beef grown in tropical rainforests.

C

Transfer endangered species to zoos and conservatories.

D

Determine a way in which indigenous people can extract resources in a sustainable manner.

Answer 1

D. Determine a way in which indigenous people can extract in a sustainable manner.

In A, to prevent indigenous people from extracting wood, is impossible. People living the forest will always be in need of wood.

In B, if you mean stop eating meat from an animal in the forest, it's no good also. It can't be stopped. People will always hunt meat for food when they are in the forests.

In C, i don't think it is a good idea to transfer animals from their natural habitats(which is the forest), to the zoo. Zoo does not have the right conditions at all for any animals to live there, it's not their natural habitats.

In D, we know that we will always be extracting resources from the forests, the best thing is to find a way to extract them in a sustainable manner. Sustainable meaning, meetin the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Answer 2

D  like more marketplaces plant food and medicine,  and ecotourism

Answer 3

the best answer is preventing habitat loss, but since its nt one of ur options, so controlled human perturbation shud b the answer which in this case fits option D

Answer 4

The only one that has any hope is D.

Here is a bit more about global warming

http://www.stuffintheair.com/global-warm...

...and rainforest animals.