**Conservation Biology Flowchart: An Overview**The diagram illustrates the complex processes and components involved in conservation biology.1. **Conservation Biology**: Central theme at the top, focusing on preserving biodiversity.2. **Ecosystems and Landscapes**: - Conservation biology aims to conserve these elements. - It involves activities like protection and restoration.3. **Benefits Humans Receive**: - Marked as (A), highlighting the benefits humans gain from ecosystem processes.4. **Monetary Value**: - Labeled as (B), referring to the monetary value of ecosystem products.5. **Protection & Restoration**: - **Nature Reserves**: - Areas where ecosystems and landscapes may be protected. - Emphasizes the need to identify and support the minimum viable population size, marked as (e). - **Restoration Projects**: - Aim to restore ecosystems and involve sustainable development activities. - Labeled as (d), can be represented through projects like the depicted map.6. **Degraded Ecosystems**: - Methods are employed to detoxify or replenish these areas, using practices labeled as (c).7. **Sustainable Development**: - Restoration projects support sustainable activities that ensure long-term ecological health. The diagram provides a visual representation of how conservation biology integrates various initiatives to promote ecological stability and benefits for humans.

(c) Bioremediation (d ) zoned reserves (e) critical habitat needsConservation biology is a goal driven science to conserve different species. Conservation biology seeks to conserve endangered species. The endangered species may be protected in nature reserves.