IN SITU CONSERVATION(introduction, aim and objectives, types, monitoring and management).pptx

This ppt contains informations regarding, in situ method of conservation
Aims of insitu conservation
types
IUCN protected ares management categories
national parks
biosphere reserves of INDIA

1. In situ method of conservation Rashmi M G

2. Aims of in situ conservation To ensure continued access to these populations for research and availability of germplasm . Ensuring continued access to or availability of material of target species populations that are exploited by local people as in the case of medicinal plants, extracted products and fuel wood. Selection for yield potential, i.e. Genetic potential that confers desirable phenotypic traits . Conserving species which cannot be established/ regenerated outside their natural habitats such as species that are members of complex ecosystems. Enabling some degree of conservation of associated species which may or may not be of known economic value and which may be of importance in maintaining the healthy functioning of ecosystems .

3. Special types of protected areas for genetic conservation

4. Special types of protected areas for genetic conservation

5. Other sanctuaries and conservation areas

6. Monitoring and management of in situ conservation areas and populations

7. Type of in situ conservation Numbers National parks 106 Biosphere reserves 18 Wildlife sanctuaries 573 Sacred groves and forests 14000 Conservation reserves 115 Community reserves 220

8. Conclusion In situ conservation is a biodiversity conservation strategy focused on protecting species and their habitats within their natural environments. This approach involves preserving ecosystems and natural habitats to ensure species survival and thriving in their native environments. Examples include national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and biosphere reserves.

9. Reference In Situ Conservation of Wild Plant Species: A Critical Global Review of Good Practices (2005) By Vernon Hilton Heywood, M. E. Dulloo, Page number- 35-111. In Situ Conservation of Wild Plant Species: A Critical Global Review of Good Practices EP Burkhart - Economic Botany, 2007, Page number-45-62. Ex Situ Conservation of Wild Plant Species: Time to Reassess the Genetic Assumptions and Implications of Seed Banks Matthew B. Hamilton (1993), Page no. 5-29.