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What does in-situ conservation refer to in terms of genetic resource preservation?

1. It does not involve preserving resources on-site.
2. It involves preserving genetic resources within their natural habitats.
3. It excludes sacred groves from conservation efforts.
4. It is identical to ex-situ conservation methods.

Correct answer: It involves preserving genetic resources within their natural habitats.

Solution

In-situ conservation refers to the preservation of species in their natural habitats, such as sacred groves, which are protected areas. This makes option B correct.

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