grassland in the Himalayan region of Nepal.’ Vegetation‚ 90: 15-34. Carrier‚ W. and B. Czech. 1996. Threatened and endangered wildlife and livestock interactions’‚ pp. 39-50. Harris‚ R. and D. Miller. 1995. ‘Overlap in summer habitats and diets of Tibetan plateau ungulates.’ Mammalian 59(2): 197-212. Heady‚ H. 1996. ‘Rangeland resources’. Pp3-14‚ krausman‚ p (ed.) Rangeland wildlife‚ society for range management‚ Denver. Miller‚ D. 1997. ‘ Conserving and managing yak genetic diversity: and introduction
Premium Wildlife Conservation biology Biodiversity
Wildlife Conservation Wildlife is a vital part of our ecosystem. Wildlife includes all animals and other organisms. Many animals are in the danger of extinction and strongly need to be saved. Animals add to the natural beauty of the earth. Humans’ activities become a big threat to the animals. Hunting and fishing is a sport or recreation for some people. Animals get killed indiscriminately. Some people kill animals for making profits by selling their skins‚ meat etc. Poaching is done in some of
Premium Biodiversity Conservation biology Genetic pollution
Wildlife sanctuaries of India India has over 441 animal sanctuaries‚ referred to as Wildlife sanctuaries (IUCN Category IV Protected Area). Among these‚ the 41 Tiger Reserves are governed by Project Tiger‚ and are of special significance in the conservation of the tiger. Some wildlife sanctuaries are specifically named Bird Sanctuary‚ e.g. Keoladeo National Park before attaining National Park status. Many National Parks were initially Wildlife Sanctuaries. Wildlife sanctuaries of national importance
Premium Tiger Maharashtra Wildlife
questioned whether they would ever consider to buy a wildlife animal as a pet. Although owning a wildlife animal would seem out of this world‚ it’s not worth risking the lives of these poor animals who are meant to be out in the wild. Wildlife animals are not as domesticated as dogs. They have wildlife instincts even when they are in captivity; this is very dangerous for us humans who would own one of these exotic animals. By owning a wildlife animal it’s hard to have all of the resources to make
Premium Wildlife Pet
Wildlife/Vehicle Collisions on the GA Interstate 185‚ Troup County‚ Georgia PADM 6000 - Webster University Instructor Daryl Roberts NOV 28‚ 2009 Table of Contents Content of Proposal _____________________________________ 1 Cover page____________________________________________ 1 Table of Contents_______________________________________ 2 Abstract_______________________________________________ 3 Background____________________________________________ 4 Purpose_______________________________________________
Premium Autobahn Miles per hour Speed limit
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION The Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center traces its beginning as a portion of the 197.8 hectares Quezon Memorial Park which was covered under Proclamation No. 42 dated July 5‚ 1954. With the issuance of Proclamations Nos. 481 and 616 respectively‚ the park’s area was reduce 64.58 hectares. The larger areas were allocated for Philippine Science High School and the National Government Center which was later on subdivided and developed as the areas occupied by the Central
Premium Wildlife Conservation biology Biodiversity
N.Sukanya PhD Research Scholar Department of English Periyar University Salem-11 Nature as a Creator and Destroyer in The Hungry Tide Man‚ though wonders at the beauty of nature and its creations‚ fails to realize that they are also part of the web of life in the earth. Moreover‚ they adopt an anthropocentric attitude towards nature which‚ in fact‚ results in exploitation of it. This kind of attitude towards nature has urged several critics and writers to warn them of nature’s two-sided
Premium The Hungry Tide Mangrove Wildlife
Trust. David Attenborough and wildlife conservation Attenborough’s links to the World Land Trust go back quite a fare way and first began when he was working with the charity’s CEO John Burton. Together they were planning on protecting the severely endangered Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda. Throughout the fifty year long career of Sir David Attenborough’s he has been very active in the conservation of the luscious world‚ determined as ever to protect the wildlife and our natural world. Recently
Premium Ecology Wildlife Biodiversity
their lives. “When we lose the right to be different‚ we lose the privilege to be free” (Hughes).Wild animals are supposed to live wildlife‚ supposed to hunt and survive as they live their own typical life. Although animals in the zoo will be released by any opportunities however they will never be able to survive in wildlife. This is due to the lack of experience in wildlife and they wont be easily adapted to the new environment. Is not only freedom an animal‚ who being captive in a zoo‚ their chance
Premium Natural environment Wildlife The Animals
agreement between governments which aims to protect wild plants and animals and to ensure that international trade does not threaten their survival. Although many of traded wildlife species are not endangered‚ the existence of CITES agreement would safeguard these resources end ensure their trade is sustainable. The trade of wildlife species could be in the form of live animals and plants to any of their products including food products‚ medicine‚ leather goods‚ fur‚ ivory‚ dried herbs‚ shark fins‚ wooden
Premium Endangered species Biodiversity Extinction