Conservation of Wildlife Populations: Demography, Genetics, and Management
This book examines the demography, genetics, and management essential for conserving wildlife populations. It explores how these elements interplay to support biodiversity and sustainable practices in ecology. Ideal for those studying or working in wildlife conservation, it offers a solid foundation in population science.
About This Book
Conservation of Wildlife Populations delves into the core aspects of maintaining healthy wildlife numbers using demographic analysis, genetic principles, and practical management techniques.
The text covers how population dynamics influence conservation efforts, emphasizing the role of genetics in preserving biodiversity.
Readers gain insights into applying these scientific foundations to real-world management challenges, ensuring sustainable wildlife habitats.
Designed for students and professionals, it integrates theory with actionable strategies for effective conservation practices.
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