Which best describes conservation, as it applies to environmentalism? the preservation and protection of land and other natural resources for enjoyment by future generations the economic use of natural resources in a careful, controlled way the idea that individual rights take precedence over rights of the state, including rights to land use the ban of logging and clear-cutting on federal forest lands the practice of not allowing burning in national parks

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Rose Schwartz

1 March, 03:05

Which best describes conservation, as it applies to environmentalism? the preservation and protection of land and other natural resources for enjoyment by future generations the economic use of natural resources in a careful, controlled way the idea that individual rights take precedence over rights of the state, including rights to land use the ban of logging and clear-cutting on federal forest lands the practice of not allowing burning in national parks

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Leo Vaughn · Answer 1

"the preservation and protection of land and other natural resources for enjoyment by future generations" is the best option since conservation comes from the word "conserve" which is this case means "maintain".