Across
- 2. A species with so few individual survivors that it could soon become extinct
- 5. "Love of life"
- 6. Habitat destruction, Invasive species, Population and resource use growth, Pollution, Climate change, Overexploitation
- 7. A designated place containing living plants collected for display and protection
- 8. A species that is still abundant in its natural range but is likely to become endangered in the future
- 9. The extinction rate before humans came on the scene
- 13. When substantial preliminary evidence indicates that an activity can harm human health or the environment, we should take precautionary measures to prevent or reduce harm
- 15. Occurs when a species is no longer found in one area but can be found elsewhere
- 17. The value of a species based on its beauty
- 19. A species' usefulness to humans in terms of ecological and economic services
- 20. A process involving collection of wild eggs laid by critically endangered birds then hatching them in zoos or research centers
Down
- 1. The extinction of many species in a relatively short period of time
- 2. Species that respond quickly to environmental changes
- 3. A process involving the capture of wild individuals of a critically endangered species for breeding in captivity
- 4. Occurs when so few members of a species are left that it can no longer perform its biological role
- 10. The value of a species based on its inherent right to exist, regardless of its usefulness to humans
- 11. The value of a species based on the satisfaction humans derive from its existence
- 12. The extinction of many species in a relatively short period of time
- 14. Expressed as a percentage or number; the amount of species that go extinct within a certain time period
- 16. An invasive plant species imported from Japan and planted in the Southeastern U.S, in the 1930s
- 18. Any habitat surrounded by a different one
