Field Conservation

Field conservation involves protecting and managing natural ecosystems directly in their outdoor environments to preserve biodiversity and ecological health. It includes activities like habitat restoration, species monitoring, and implementing practices to prevent habitat destruction or degradation. This hands-on approach ensures that wildlife and their habitats are maintained in their natural state, supporting ecological balance and resilience. By working on-site, conservationists can address specific local challenges, adapt strategies as needed, and promote sustainable coexistence between human activities and nature. Field conservation is essential for safeguarding the planet's biological diversity for future generations.