wildlife species management

Wildlife species management refers to the practices and strategies used to conserve and protect animal species and their habitats. It involves monitoring populations, studying their behaviors and needs, and implementing measures to ensure their survival. This might include creating protected areas, regulating hunting and fishing, restoring habitats, and addressing threats like pollution or climate change. The goal is to maintain healthy ecosystems while balancing the needs of wildlife with human activities, promoting biodiversity, and ensuring that future generations can enjoy and benefit from natural resources.