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Ex-situ conservation refers to preserving biodiversity outside its natural habitat, such as in botanical gardens and zoological parks.

1. Ex-situ conservation occurs within natural habitats.
2. Ex-situ conservation has no connection to biodiversity preservation.
3. Ex-situ conservation includes facilities like botanical gardens and zoological parks.
4. Ex-situ conservation lacks any defined approach.

Correct answer: Ex-situ conservation includes facilities like botanical gardens and zoological parks.

Solution

Ex-situ conservation refers to the conservation of species outside their natural habitats, such as in zoological parks and botanical gardens, making option C correct.

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