Conservation and Protected Areas mind maps

Conservation and Protected Areas mind maps

These maps organize conservation topics into connected branches. Approaches to conservation compares in situ and ex situ approaches, while Endangered Animals brings together threats and responses for animals including the black rhino and polar bear. For plant-focused study, Rare Plant Ecology and Conservation explores rarity and seedbanks.

Build connections as you study

Start with Approaches to conservation if you want a comparison of ways to protect species. Then use Island Biogeography to explore ideas such as patch size, edge effects and reserve design. Follow each branch and try explaining how it connects to the central topic without looking at the map.

When you want to check your understanding, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards can help when you want to focus on individual terms. Choose a map that fits the topic you are studying and use it to organize your ideas.