Section 4: Desert Conservation 

Conserving desert ecosystems is crucial for maintaining biodiversity, preventing desertification, and supporting the unique flora and fauna that thrive in these environments.

Ways for desert conservation:

• Growing native plants in nurseries before planting them in the wild helps restore vegetation. 

• Implementing efficient irrigation techniques, such as drip irrigation, reduces water wastage and helps maintain soil moisture. 

• Collecting and storing rainwater for use during dry periods can support both plant and human needs. 

• Controlling or removing non-native species that compete with native plants and animals helps restore the natural balance of the ecosystem.