Which of the following is an example of an In-situ conservation method?
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Correct answer: National Park
In-situ conservation means 'on-site' conservation. Protecting an entire ecosystem in a National Park or Wildlife Sanctuary allows plants to continue evolving in their natural environment along with their pollinators.
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