Researchers have suggested all of the following science-based principles for carrying out most forms of ecological restoration and rehabilitation except
A) identifying the cause of the degradation.
B) introducing nonnative species.
C) reintroduction of native species.
D) protection of the area under threat.
E) eliminating causes of degradation.

Question

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Introducing nonnative species is not a science-based principle for ecological restoration and rehabilitation. In fact, introducing nonnative species can often lead to even more ecological damage and disruption. All the other options, identifying the cause of degradation, reintroduction of native species, protection of the area under threat, and eliminating causes of degradation, are all important principles for effective ecological restoration and rehabilitation.

Researchers Have Suggested All of the Following Science-Based Principles for Carrying