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Forests can be preserved through strategies such as education, the creation of protected areas, implementing quotas, and replanting efforts.

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Cambridge IGCSE BiologyHuman influences on ecosystemsSupplement content

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This point belongs to Conservation, especially Conservation outcomes.
You need to be able to forests can be preserved through strategies such as education, the creation of protected areas, implementing quotas, and replanting efforts.
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Forests can be preserved through education, the creation of protected areas, implementing quotas, and replanting efforts.

a
State two strategies used to preserve forests.
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b
Explain how implementing quotas helps in forest preservation.
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