Question

hunting reserves also support wildlife conservation give reason​

Answer 1

Answer:

wildlife is a renewable resource with a surplus, hunters help control wildlife populations at a healthy balance for the habitat. Regulated hunting has never caused a wildlife population to become threatened or endangered.

Answer 2

Answer:

• A hunting reserve is a piece of land where it is legal to pursue, kill, or catch game animals. Here, a few non-endangered wild animals are kept in captivity for hunting.
• At one point during the hunting season, individuals are permitted to hunt the animals on the list for cultural and recreational reasons.
• Animals with an enormous population are typically permitted to hunt.
• Hunting does not match the definition when discussing a single animal.
• Hunting only has significance when viewed in a broader context, where conservation is defined as the safeguarding and preservation of biodiversity, the environment, and natural resources.
• Perhaps hunting is essential to conservation if we can preserve an area's rich diversity of animals and plants by hunting specific species.

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