The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation

The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is a framework that emphasizes the sustainable management of wildlife and their habitats. It promotes the idea that wildlife belongs to all citizens, and that its conservation is best achieved through science-based policies, regulated hunting, and public involvement. This model supports funding for conservation efforts through hunting and fishing licenses and encourages public education and engagement. Its core principles include the intrinsic value of wildlife, the importance of healthy ecosystems, and the need for collaborative governance. Essentially, it seeks to balance ecological health with human interests in a responsible manner.