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A botanical garden represents a strategy for conserving biodiversity outside its natural environment.

1. A botanical garden is a method of conserving biodiversity within its natural surroundings.
2. A botanical garden does not serve as a biodiversity conservation approach.
3. A botanical garden is a way to preserve biodiversity away from its native habitat.
4. A botanical garden is equivalent to a natural ecosystem.

Correct answer: A botanical garden is a way to preserve biodiversity away from its native habitat.

Solution

Botanical gardens are designed to conserve plant species outside their natural habitats, making them an ex-situ conservation method.

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