Question

The conclusion of the topic wild life conservation efforts in India

Answer 1

Answer:

Wildlife conservation includes all human efforts to

preserve wild animals from extinction. It involves the

protection and wise management of wild species of their

environment. Some species have become extinct due to

natural activities. The progress of man throughout has been

beneficial for the human race but it is the wildlife that has

suffered through the years. Inventions of sophisticated

weapons, industrialization, urbanisation, and even

increasing human population have been some of the major

causes for dwindling of our rich resources. Hunting,

clearing of forests, drawing of swamps and damming of

rivers for irrigation and industry - this is what we appraise

of man's progress. These activities have vastly reduced the

natural habitats of our wildlife and many species are

endangered or nearly extinct.

Extinction is a 'biological reality' for no species has as

yet existed for more than a few million years without

evolving into something different, or dying out completely.

Success in evolution is measured in terms of survival and

failure by extinction. Once a species is extinct because of

natural causes or human activities, it is gone forever. It is

believed that each individual wild creature has a right to

survive without human interference, just as each human

being has the right to survive.

Explanation:

the

following suggestions deserve for consideration to protect

the wildlife:

(1) The wildlife should be protected in natura l habitats a s

well as in artificial habitats unde r huma n control,

such as zoological parks and botanical garden.

(2) The threatened species should be given preference over

others in the conservation programmes. Among these ,

the endangered should be given priority over the

vulnerable species and the later over the rare species.

(3) Egg pulling and Captive breeding in Zoos and research

centers should be encouraged. Egg pulling involves

collecting eggs produced in the wild by the remaining

breeding pairs of critically endangered bird species

and hatching them in zoos or research centers.

Removing these eggs sometimes cause s parents to nest

again and lay more eggs increasing the numbe r of eggs

tha t can be hatched in wild and in captivity.

Answer 2

Answer:cf i l AISHWARYA