The subdiscipline of biogeography that utilizes biogeographic principles, theories, and analyses to solve problems in biodiversity management is known as

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Conservation biogeography is the subdiscipline of biogeography that applies its principles, theories, and analyses to address biodiversity management issues such as conservation planning, ecosystem restoration, and population management. Island biogeography, phylogenetic biogeography, and historical biogeography have different focuses that do not directly involve biodiversity management.

The Subdiscipline of Biogeography That Utilizes Biogeographic Principles, Theories, and Analyses