what are the different strategies that we can undertake the conserve wildige.
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Wildlife consists of flora and fauna, i.e. plants, animals and microorganisms which are not domesticated by humans. On the other hand Conservation is preserving and protecting Wild plants, animals and their habitats. Therefore, we can say that the Conservation of Wildlife is necessary to recognize the importance of nature and other wildlife species.
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Wildlife Conservation Strategies
Through Working Lands for Wildlife, NRCS strategically invests where the conservation returns are highest. NRCS uses conservation strategies to guide conservation efforts for its target species.
Golden-winged Warbler: FY17-21 Conservation Strategy
This five-year conservation strategy targets sustainable forestry efforts to help the at-risk migratory songbird. The strategy focuses on forestry practices that result in young forests, which the golden-winged warbler needs for nesting habitat.
Gopher Tortoise: FY17-18 Implementation Strategy
this two-year implementation strategy plans for more than 200,000 acres of habitat restoration, enhancement and protection of the keystone species of the longleaf pine landscape. The strategy focuses on prescribed fire, vegetation management, longleaf establishment, prescribed grazing and habitat protection
New England Cottontail: FY16-18 Conservation Strategy New England Cottontail image
This three-year conservation strategy plans for more than 1,700 acres of habitat restoration and enhancement for the New England’s only native rabbit. The strategy focuses on restoring and re-establishing early successional habitat.
Lesser Prairie-Chicken: FY16-18 Conservation Strategy
This three-year conservation strategy of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Initiative plans for more than 500,000 acres of habitat restoration, enhancement and protection for the iconic species of the southern Great Plains. The strategy focuses on prescribed grazing, removal of invasive conifers and mesquite, grassland retention and prescribed fire.
Greater Sage-Grouse: FY15-18 Investment Strategy
This four-year investment strategy of the Sage Grouse Initiative plans for more than 3.6 million acres of habitat restoration, enhancement and protection for the iconic species of sagebrush country. The strategy focuses on prescribed grazing, removal of encroaching conifers, protection of mesic areas, protection of key habitat from cultivation and development, and marking fences.
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Through Working Lands for Wildlife, NRCS strategically invests where the conservation returns are highest. NRCS uses conservation strategies to guide conservation efforts for its target species.
Golden-winged Warbler: FY17-21 Conservation Strategy
This five-year conservation strategy targets sustainable forestry efforts to help the at-risk migratory songbird. The strategy focuses on forestry practices that result in young forests, which the golden-winged warbler needs for nesting habitat.
Gopher Tortoise: FY17-18 Implementation Strategy
this two-year implementation strategy plans for more than 200,000 acres of habitat restoration, enhancement and protection of the keystone species of the longleaf pine landscape. The strategy focuses on prescribed fire, vegetation management, longleaf establishment, prescribed grazing and habitat protection
New England Cottontail: FY16-18 Conservation Strategy New England Cottontail image
This three-year conservation strategy plans for more than 1,700 acres of habitat restoration and enhancement for the New England’s only native rabbit. The strategy focuses on restoring and re-establishing early successional habitat.
Lesser Prairie-Chicken: FY16-18 Conservation Strategy
This three-year conservation strategy of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Initiative plans for more than 500,000 acres of habitat restoration, enhancement and protection for the iconic species of the southern Great Plains. The strategy focuses on prescribed grazing, removal of invasive conifers and mesquite, grassland retention and prescribed fire.
Greater Sage-Grouse: FY15-18 Investment Strategy
This four-year investment strategy of the Sage Grouse Initiative plans for more than 3.6 million acres of habitat restoration, enhancement and protection for the iconic species of sagebrush country. The strategy focuses on prescribed grazing, removal of encroaching conifers, protection of mesic areas, protection of key habitat from cultivation and development, and marking fences.
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