Wildlife Reserves

Protecting ecosystems is the role of wildlife reserves. While some are designated as sanctuaries such as for the iconic species of Indian elephants, others reserves recognize areas as providing the infrastructure for a variety of native plants and animals.

Whether national parks, or wildlife trusts, these areas all have something in common – each utilizes multiple types of land management programs for the protection of local wildlife, such as Kangaroo Island in Australia.

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New Conservation Plans for the National Wildlife Refuge System

Tough new challenges and some solutions for the National Wildlife Refuge System are identified in a 21st century blueprint for the 109-year-old system.

Mar 31, 2012 – Kathlin F. Sickel

Animal Attractions in Suffolk, East Anglia

From family run farms to spacious safari parks the county of Suffolk boasts several wildlife and animal visitor attractions.

Nov 11, 2011 – Victoria Richman

Get Outdoors and Give Back at a National Wildlife Refuge Near You

Americans who want to do something nice for their country, and themselves, too, find that they can do both by volunteering at National Wildlife Refuges.

Jun 29, 2011 – Kathlin F. Sickel

Zoos: Are they for Profits or Preservation?

Zoological gardens have been criticized intensely in recent times by animal activists. Are these arguments legitimate? Are zoos for profits or conservation?

Apr 5, 2011 – Biodun Awosusi

Kumasi Zoo: An African Wonderland

Kumasi Zoo is simply an African wonderland. Learn why it is regarded as the best tourist attraction site in the West African country of Ghana!

Mar 28, 2011 – Biodun Awosusi

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