Conservation biologists use emergency action strategies to establish biologically diverse reserves that are rich in plant and animal species and fall under the protection of the "Wilderness Act of 1964."

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The "Wilderness Act of 1964" is a U.S. law that protects designated wilderness areas, but it does not specifically establish biologically diverse reserves as described. Conservation biologists may use various strategies, but the Act itself is not directly involved in creating reserves based on biodiversity.

Conservation Biologists Use Emergency Action Strategies to Establish Biologically Diverse