RSS FeedYears of habitat destruction and degradation, development, overharvesting, and deliberate killing have taken their toll on our native wildlife. The Endangered Species Act has traditionally been the primary mechanism for ensuring the survival of our most critically endangered wildlife. But many species have not declined to the point of requiring federal listing, even though they [...]
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Species Restoration Projects
Posted by admin on February 26th, 2012
Posted in Wildlife Conservation 
Tags: areas affected by hurricane katrina, black footed ferrets, cockaded woodpeckers, Earth, endangered species act, funding, range, swift fox, Wildlife, work 
Comments OffWildlife Conservation in India
Posted by admin on February 19th, 2012
India is a prosperous land of several species of mammals, reptiles, animals, birds and insects. Still there are many species that are on the verge of extinction. It is not a one day cause, it has been a gradual disaster done by us only. To fulfill our several dreams and projects we have totally neglected [...]
Posted in Wildlife Conservation Tags: cause, extinction of wildlife, jim corbett national park, Park, Reserve, royal bengal tigers, sariska tiger reserve, verge, Wildlife, wildlife conservation in india Comments OffStarting a Career in Animal Conservation Work
Posted by admin on November 20th, 2011
There’s no better way to get involved in animal conservation work, than to take the proverbial buffalo by the horns and complete the Level One Game Ranger training course. Based at a game reserve in the Eastern Cape of South Africa this course requires no prior experience, but after six weeks of invaluable experience, you [...]
Posted in Wildlife Conservation Tags: Animal, elements of astronomy, Field, game ranger, knowledge, private game reserves, ranger training, way, weather and climate, work Comments Off
