Essays on Wildlife Conservation

Previous studies (Treves et al., 2006; Madden, 2008; Milheiras & Hodge, 2011; O’Rourke, 2014; Brochet et al., 2016; Marino et al., 2016) have suggested that mitigating human-wildlife conflict from human dimension should be valued more by the conservation authorities. This means that the conservation authorities…

White-tailed eagle (WTE) management in Scotland has focused on the reintroduction of the once extinct population of this endangered species in the country and, after almost five decades, it has become quite successful due to the growing population. However, the problem between sheep farmers and…

Introduction and background: Pandas are one of the cutest bear in the world and conservations are putting their effort to conserve these cuddly bears they are distinct by their black and white fur and their chubby bodies, but here is the thing they are overrated,…

Summary of “LEED credits help protect wildlife” The US Green Building Council (USGBC) values the role that animals play within our planet; thus, they celebrated Wildlife Conservation Day by showing how buildings can help wildlife. The USGBC made some LEED credits to promote this awareness…

In the article, “Economic and Conservation Significance of the Trophy Hunting Industry in Sub-Saharan Africa”, biologists and conservationists, P.A. Lindsey, P.A. Roulet, and S.S. Romanach discuss how trophy hunting has started to benefit natural ecosystems across the African continent, and also how it could continue…

National Parks A national park is like a special box filled with truly unique and precious treasures. When you see a national park on a postcard, television or in a movie, the first thing that probably springs to your mind is, “Wow! That is really…