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While both conservation and maintenance aim to ensure the well-being of ecosystems and improve their quality of life, they are grounded in fundamentally different philosophies that yield varying outcomes. The term 👉”conservation”👈 refers to the practise of using and managing natural resources for human benefit within the bounds of replenishment, regeneration, and alternative.
A ideology known as👉”preservation”👈 advocates for the protection of natural resources by restricting their use and preventing humans from exerting any direct influence over them, so that they may remain in pristine condition for future generations. Despite their differences, the club has never seen preservation and improvement as competing philosophies. The overarching goal of any comprehensive conservation strategy must be preservation, and maintenance is just one tool in the toolbox.
Preservation versus conservation :
“Conservation” refers to the preservation of the natural resources present in the area.
The act of protecting something from being harmed or destroyed is known as “preservation”
In the United States, “preservationism” has been designating since the end of the 19th century a very strict and radical approach to protection, in which nature acquires an intrinsic value: it is worthy of protection for itself, against the effects harmful effects of the action of societies, according to a dichotomous and biocentric principle of a nature outside of man . In reaction to this movement, “conservationism” proposed, on the contrary, not to exclude man from protection policies, and therefore not to prevent the uses of nature. Conservation promotes a reasoned management of nature, in awareness of natural balances, respecting the rhythms of renewal of the environment, according to a reasonable use of resources . It is therefore a nature protected with man, this time.