Which of these is a primary goal of a Species Survival Plan?

Special Survival Plan, also known as SSP, was first initiated in 1981 for population management and conversation of selected species of wildlife. This plan consists of cooperative, coordinated breeding programs for captive endangered species throughout the world.

Special Survival Plans are however not a substitute for preserving animals in nature, but these are the strategies which creates healthy and self sustaining captive population which can be introduced in a safe habitat

explanation:

on august 6, 1945, just days after the potsdam conference ended, the u.s. bomber enola gay dropped the uranium bomb known as “little boy” on the japanese city of hiroshima. despite its devastating effects, japan didn't offer unconditional surrender right away, as the united states had hoped.