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This method of conservation involves removing endangered plants and animals from their natural environments and safeguarding them in designated facilities such as zoos or botanical gardens.

1. On-site conservation.
2. Off-site conservation.
3. A combination of on-site and off-site conservation.
4. Neither on-site nor off-site conservation.

Correct answer: Off-site conservation.

Solution

Off-site conservation protects endangered species outside their natural environments, often in zoos, botanical gardens, or seed banks. Since the organisms are removed from the wild and kept in designated facilities, the correct choice is off-site conservation.

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