CP2 emphasizes which conservation practice?

The correct answer highlights the importance of native warm season grass planting as a key conservation practice under CP2. This practice focuses on restoring and establishing native grasslands, which can significantly enhance habitat for wildlife, improve soil health, and promote biodiversity. Native warm season grasses are adapted to local climates and soils, making them more resilient to pests and diseases, which can reduce the need for chemical inputs and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

By planting these grasses, landowners and farmers can provide critical habitats for various bird species and other wildlife, contribute to carbon sequestration, and improve soil quality through deep root systems that enhance water infiltration and reduce erosion. The CP2 initiative encourages this practice as part of broader conservation efforts to create sustainable ecosystems while supporting agricultural productivity.

In contrast, the other options, while important in the context of conservation and land management, do not align with the specific focus of CP2, which is dedicated to the establishment of native warm season grasses.