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Thank you, thank you for polluting the air, clogging the oceans, destroying forests and contaminating our ecosystems. We may be able to control where pollution and waste go, but animals well they can't. God created so many animals and He gave us authority over these creatures of the earth and now look what we have done. Well, you see thanks to humans, animals are now dying out at an alarming rate. Approximately 0.01 - 0.1 % of all species go extinct every year. According to the UN Environment Programme

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

individual, could achieve a proper amount of credibility, or ethos. The WWF is an organization with an admiring credibility and vision. It has become one of the world’s leading conservation authorities for 54 years. Even with its strides in the conservation field, the WWF continues to expand its goals for future environmental conservation of the

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

overexploitation to focusing on system-level processes in face of rapid change (Allen, 2011). While game management is still a large part of wildlife management today, this focus has gradually broadened into including wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation with a varied range of stakeholders (Allen, 2011). This change is largely due to the acceptance that humans have changed and continually alter ecosystems to such as drastic extent that it has led to the destruction and degradation of many ecosystems

zoos sends the message that animals are commodities and that humans are justified in locking them up. It is hard to perceive how providing entertainment could possibly justify keeping wild animals in captivity. A zoo isn’t the best place for the conservation of animals. If people want to see wild animals in real life, they can observe wildlife in the wild or visit a sanctuary. A true sanctuary does not buy, sell, or breed animals, but takes in unwanted exotic pets, surplus animals from zoos or injured

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

Wildlife Introduction Purpose I would like to briefly summarize why wildlife is important and I’m examining this because it’s truly important that we as people recognize that wildlife plays a big role in how we live. Problem Nature is losing its wildlife! The loss can be attributed to two main causes. The first cause is human interaction. Humans are having too much interference in nature. According to the World Wide Federation (2017), the forests, swamps, plains, and lakes are being destroyed to

a government body responsible for the protection and conservation of the environment are affiliated with the publication. The book’s extensive reference list includes many peer-reviewed journals, surveys and other citable publications, and has itself also been cited as a source for many trusted publications regarding the Wallum Sedge Frog. The publication gives information regarding the distribution, biology, threats and conservation status of the Wallum Sedge Frog. This information is important