Marine Mammal Welfare: Human Induced Change in the Marine Environment and its Impacts on Marine Mammal Welfare (Animal Welfare Book 17)
Marine Mammal Welfare delves into the effects of human-induced changes in the marine environment on marine mammals. Part of the Animal Welfare series, it examines pollution, habitat loss, and other factors impacting species welfare. The book offers valuable perspectives on conservation and ethical considerations for oceanic life.
About This Book
This book addresses the welfare of marine mammals in the context of human-induced alterations to the marine environment. It focuses on the series 'Animal Welfare Book 17,' highlighting key concerns for species like whales, dolphins, and seals.
Human activities such as pollution, climate change, and habitat disruption are central themes, illustrating their effects on marine mammal populations and behaviors.
The text provides insights into assessing and mitigating these impacts to improve overall marine mammal welfare.
Authored by Andy Butterworth, it contributes to broader discussions on environmental conservation and ethical treatment of animals in aquatic settings.
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