Conservation officer

INDIAN WILD LIFE PROTECTION ACT BY CAPT TANMOY ROY 127 ETF INTRODUCTION 1 Wildlife includes all non-domesticated plants, animals, and other organisms. Domesticating wild plant and animal species for human benefit has occurred many times all over the planet, and has a major impact on the environment, both positive and negative. Wildlife can be found in all ecosystems, Deserts, rain forests, plains, and other areas including the most developed urban sites all have distinct forms of wildlife. While

It was 9:30 am in the Yosemite. It was time for the orienteering hike. This hike was infamous in our troop, our boy scout troop is unlike any other. We are consider on of the toughest troops in the country to earn the highly regarded rank of Eagle. This hike is considered the right of passage in my troop, this orienteering hike was eight miles or grueling terrain designed to test one’s physical fitness and orienteering skills. The hike is supposed to take 3 hours, but almost every older scout takes

capercaillie (Jørgensen et al. 2013). From these small beginnings, the science of reintroduction was launched and became a full force over the last 30 years. Reintroduction was then established as a founded science by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and in its Species Survival Commission reintroduction specialist group, founded in 1988 (Jørgensen et al. 2013). IUCN guidelines directed background studies for identification, review of lessons learned from

essay will critically discuss Dudgeon’s position. A short summary of Dudgeon’s arguments Regarding biodiversity conservation debates, many biologists, lawmakers and developers nowadays adopt the framework of “conservation science” (Kareiva and Marvier, 2012) to manage the environment in a way that can maximize the benefits to humans. Dudgeon (2014) described it as an approach to conservation that places greater emphasis on service provision of the species

environmental change. In conclusion, I will briefly review case studies and frameworks that are related to the conservation of biodiversity. The ability to apply concepts of political ecology to environmental concerns enables one to understand why national parks and reserves have been socially constructed/produced. These protected areas are legally protected to ensure their conservation because of the presence of given environmental concerns. The article Ways of Seeing Africa: Colonial Recasting

et al. 2014). With its popularity bobwhite quail have become the forerunner in promoting habitat management and conservation. This is not only because of its fame as a game species but by the financial impact this bird has on state and local economies. Promoting this very specific habitat management regime is categorized as “umbrella management” due to the fact that bobwhite conservation effects all species that inhabit the same habitat. One of the non-game animals believed to be benefiting from this

efforts should be made to protect essential habitats; there is inadequate knowledge of the ecology and population dynamics of these mammals; negotiations should be undertaken immediately to encourage international arrangements for research and conservation of these mammals” (H.R. Res 10420, 1972). Under the overarching wings of national legislation, California adopted its own Marine Life legislation in 1999 to

few decades, it has become increasingly evident that conservation, our own health, and the health of wild and domestic animals are all inextricably linked. A single pathogen can wipe out the last populations of an endangered species and, in turn, threaten the stability of local human populations. Thus there is an urgent need to simultaneously address the health of people and animals, recognizing that disease poses challenges to both conservation of the planet's biodiversity and efforts to improve

managers encourage the attitudinal changes that are required to inspire conservation of indigenous biodiversity on private land? Attitudinal changes towards conservation within landowners is a major issue for indigenous biodiversity. For example according to (Debby, 2012) the US fails to maintain eight-hundred thousand hectares of land yearly. Which compromises of forty-four million hectares of wetlands placed on private land. Conservation policies have tried to address this issue, though regardless of positive

As such, biodiversity conservation has become an important policy device in Vietnam’s environmental sector (Zingerli, 2005). Conservation practices and priorities have changed over time in response to changing societal needs (Vasseur & Hart, 2002). Likewise, Vietnam has taken various approaches to conservation since its 1986 ‘renovation’ policy of doi moi. In this essay, we will be reviewing the effectiveness of current approaches of a community-based approach to conservation in resettlement projects