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GCSE Biology · key term
The repeated collection of information to check whether conditions or populations are changing and whether a conservation scheme is working.
Used by OCR
Specification B6.1c · Paper 2 (Foundation), Paper 4 (Higher)
Revise: Benefits and challengesMonitoring then involves collecting comparable information over time. This allows people to look for patterns, identify possible changes and judge whether the scheme is meeting its aims.
Keep the scales clear: an action may benefit biodiversity locally but require agreements and monitoring across a much larger area.
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