Asked by Cherrie Coleman on Sep 26, 2024
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What group is responsible for making science-based recommendations about Canadian wildlife species at risk?
A) CITES
B) SARA
C) COSEWIC
D) WWF
COSEWIC
The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada, responsible for assessing the conservation status of species at risk.
Canadian Wildlife
encompasses the diverse range of animals, birds, and marine species native to Canada, thriving in its varied climates and ecosystems.
Science-Based Recommendations
Advice or guidelines developed through scientific research and analysis.
- Recognize initiatives and regulations designed to safeguard animal species.
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Sushan Gautamabout 20 hours ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
COSEWIC (Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada) is responsible for making science-based recommendations about Canadian wildlife species at risk.
Answer A (CITES) is an international agreement between governments to regulate and monitor international trade in endangered species.
Answer B (SARA) is the Canadian Species at Risk Act, which is responsible for protecting and conserving species that are at risk of being lost from Canada.
Answer D (WWF) is the World Wildlife Fund, an international organization working to protect wildlife and their habitats around the world. While they may work collaboratively with COSEWIC and SARA, they are not specifically responsible for making science-based recommendations about Canadian wildlife species at risk.
Answer A (CITES) is an international agreement between governments to regulate and monitor international trade in endangered species.
Answer B (SARA) is the Canadian Species at Risk Act, which is responsible for protecting and conserving species that are at risk of being lost from Canada.
Answer D (WWF) is the World Wildlife Fund, an international organization working to protect wildlife and their habitats around the world. While they may work collaboratively with COSEWIC and SARA, they are not specifically responsible for making science-based recommendations about Canadian wildlife species at risk.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize initiatives and regulations designed to safeguard animal species.