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10. Conservation Effort

Worldwide

Although the demands on land - for
agriculture, mining and building - are

increasing in almost every country around
the world, many scientists are trying to
maintain biodiversity by managing the
populations of endangered species. This
management is always a compromise,
because humans usually place their own

requirements above those of wildlife. As a
result, the conservation managers must be
prepared to plan to balance the needs of
local people with the scientists' long-term
plans to conserve individual species.

Some examples of species conservation are outlined
on the map on the opposite page. In each case, note
that there is a reason why the species is endangered.

There is also a suggested management plan to try to
maintain a breeding population of the species under
Egrets have suffered for many years as threat. Also see the importance of scientific research
they were shot for their feathers.
Conservation measures mean that the cattle into the biology of species, particularly into the
egret is beginning to breed successfully, even breeding requirements of endangered species.
in the UK.

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