Wildlife: Destruction, Conservation and Biodiversity

Wildlife Conservation and Biodiversity

Edited by John D. Harris and Paul L. Brown, this book explores the destruction, conservation, and biodiversity of wildlife across different ecosystems. It examines how human activities, habitat changes, and the use of wild species affect the natural environment. The book provides an overview of wildlife diversity, environmental pressures, and conservation challenges, supporting a better understanding of the importance of protecting wild organisms and their habitats.

Key Features:

• Examines wildlife destruction, conservation, and biodiversity
• Explores wildlife diversity across different ecosystems
• Discusses the effects of human activities on wild species
• Highlights the importance of protecting natural habitats
• Examines environmental pressures affecting wildlife populations
• Explores the relationship between wildlife and human development
• Discusses the ecological impacts of domesticating wild species
• Covers wildlife in deserts, rainforests, plains, and urban environments
• Highlights the importance of biodiversity for ecosystem health
• Provides useful background for readers interested in wildlife protection and conservation