2] IN SITU VS. EX SITU CONSERVATION
The world is also shown to be divided into two vertical
hemispheres, "in situ conservation activities" and "ex situ conservation
activities". In situ refers to conservation within the animals' natural or
undisturbed habitat, ex situ refers to animals being conserved or managed
artificially outside of their natural habitats, e.g. Zoos and Wildlife Parks and
Reserves. However, all the scientific and social actors are called upon to
service both the in situ and ex situ activities.
The Emperor Valley Zoo
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