Dingo Management Essay
Dingo management essay
Introduction:
“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity,stability and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise” Aldo Leopold.
Human beings are dominant on this Mother Nature and all other species living on this earth. In past 200 years almost half of the mammalian extinctions worldwide took place in Australia. Humans are separate from, and superior to, nature. Nature should be exploited for human benefit. Nature has no agency, spirit, soul, rights of its own. Animals and plants are more like machines to humans. There are many species which have already extinct from this planet and there are many more which are on the verge of extinction. In past 200 years almost half …show more content…
History of Dingo In Australia.
Dingo have constrained Australia about 4000 years, which is more than enough to become an important part of the ecological system as a top order predator.(Fleming et al. 2001). The dingo was imported to Australia from southern Asia by Asian seafarers(Fleming et al. 2001). Indigenous and tribal people compliment the dingo as vital in the practical manner for haunting and companionship and also in traditional sense. There are still different ceremonies which are held for dingoes, there are number of sites which show footprint of travels of the dingo. (Rose 1992). Wild dingo population was spread all over Australia and they become important functional element of the natural ecosystem.(Fleming et al. 2001). Dingoes have important cultural and environmental significance but still they have number of undesirable and negative impacts. They can cause serious economic loss of pastoral production and …show more content…
Proper attention is given on the impacts of hybridisation between domestic dogs and dingoes.
• Promote benefits of strategic dingo management and ecological role
.
• To make sure that dingo management satisfy with indigenous customary law.
Conclusion:
There are many significant steps taken by the government in past few years but still there is more to do. Public awareness and information sharing will make this conservation process stronger. More and more people should be educated and aware to the conservation process as it is our duty to save incredible species on our planet. We should understand that every living organism have the same right to live as we all humans we should not disturb the natural bio diversity as it has consequences which can never be healed.
References:
Breckwoldt R. (1988). A Very Elegant Animal: The Dingo. Angus and Robertson, Sydney.
Corbett L. (2001). The conservation status of the dingo Canis lupus dingo in Australia, with particular reference to New South Wales: threats to pure dingoes and potential solutions. Pp. 10-19 in: C. Dickman and D. Lunney (eds) A Symposium on the Dingo. Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, Mossman
Introduction:
“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity,stability and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise” Aldo Leopold.
Human beings are dominant on this Mother Nature and all other species living on this earth. In past 200 years almost half of the mammalian extinctions worldwide took place in Australia. Humans are separate from, and superior to, nature. Nature should be exploited for human benefit. Nature has no agency, spirit, soul, rights of its own. Animals and plants are more like machines to humans. There are many species which have already extinct from this planet and there are many more which are on the verge of extinction. In past 200 years almost half …show more content…
History of Dingo In Australia.
Dingo have constrained Australia about 4000 years, which is more than enough to become an important part of the ecological system as a top order predator.(Fleming et al. 2001). The dingo was imported to Australia from southern Asia by Asian seafarers(Fleming et al. 2001). Indigenous and tribal people compliment the dingo as vital in the practical manner for haunting and companionship and also in traditional sense. There are still different ceremonies which are held for dingoes, there are number of sites which show footprint of travels of the dingo. (Rose 1992). Wild dingo population was spread all over Australia and they become important functional element of the natural ecosystem.(Fleming et al. 2001). Dingoes have important cultural and environmental significance but still they have number of undesirable and negative impacts. They can cause serious economic loss of pastoral production and …show more content…
Proper attention is given on the impacts of hybridisation between domestic dogs and dingoes.
• Promote benefits of strategic dingo management and ecological role
.
• To make sure that dingo management satisfy with indigenous customary law.
Conclusion:
There are many significant steps taken by the government in past few years but still there is more to do. Public awareness and information sharing will make this conservation process stronger. More and more people should be educated and aware to the conservation process as it is our duty to save incredible species on our planet. We should understand that every living organism have the same right to live as we all humans we should not disturb the natural bio diversity as it has consequences which can never be healed.
References:
Breckwoldt R. (1988). A Very Elegant Animal: The Dingo. Angus and Robertson, Sydney.
Corbett L. (2001). The conservation status of the dingo Canis lupus dingo in Australia, with particular reference to New South Wales: threats to pure dingoes and potential solutions. Pp. 10-19 in: C. Dickman and D. Lunney (eds) A Symposium on the Dingo. Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, Mossman