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Threatened species.

PostPosted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 7:31 am
by Pardo
Threatened species

I think they need most protection of course.
It needs control for the human activities in your habitat, and they can help in your breeding.
It is possible to have programs of reproduction in captivity and reintroduction in your land.
In this globalised word, it is need one rigorous application of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
Old this it is very expensive.




In my country.

In Catalonia are a lot of threatened animals: the brown bear, the european genet, the wolf, raptors (nocturnes, eagles, falcons…) whales, vultures, the otter, reptiles, fishes, birds….although other animals have one increase , that to cause problems :
- The crash such as roe deer or wild boar.
- The threatened species indigenous because better adaptation in your habitat foreign species such as American mink or American crawfish.

It needs to make a plain technical-administrative for it defines the actions to restore a species in your ecosystem.
It needs limited the land for the regulations of human activities: photographic, scientific, and sporting activities. The rangers have a lot of work.
After it is necessary the evaluation of actuations, and the control of real situation of species, it is very important the development of demographic parameters.

Re: Threatened species.

PostPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 7:30 am
by CORNET
Hello Pardo,
I believe that you are right in all what you say.
We still have to make many more things to help nature, since we, the humans, forget about the things us easily.

Re: Threatened species.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 10:10 pm
by aledelarosa10
I am from to Venezuela , now I am living in Spain and I colud observe that in the " first world " the nature is poorly treated than de " third world" .
Will be the development the culprit ?

Re: Threatened species.

PostPosted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 4:15 pm
by Lucy (tutor)
Hello!

Thanks for writing about endangered species. This is a very interesting conversation.

I think you're right about the bad treatment of nature in "first world" countries, especially in some parts of Europe.

Re: Threatened species.

PostPosted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:52 am
by Pardo
Hello,
The difference about the bad treatment of nature in the word is consequence de times, population, economic factors; I think I don’t have in the tropic one sensibility better than in the rest of the world.
In America they are one situation better than Europe, because Europe it’s older than America.