Issues in Wildlife Conservation
Inadequate Habitat and Overpopulation of Wildlife
- The biggest challenge to wildlife conservation is inadequate habitat.
- Incidents involving wildlife leaving protected areas and entering residential areas have increased substantially in recent years. Overpopulation of wildlife is one of the reasons attributed to this.
- Overpopulation of tigers in tiger reserves, rhinos in Kaziranga and lions in Gir, compounded by the reduction of habitat, especially for rhinos in Kaziranga, is alarming.
- Similarly, a limited habitat with the growing population of tigers is leading to territorial fights, causing more tiger deaths and also increasing man-animal conflict as tigers are forced out of protected areas. ....
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