Wildlife Conservation: Its importance and benefits

to all

Marise RodriguezPenn State Hazleton

CAS 100 Speech CommunicationOctober 9, 2009

Let’s watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty6zABZ4RKg

The video outlines the fact that Wildlife Conservation is not only beneficial to nature and animals but also to each and everyone in this room. It is important to preserve our exotic plants and animals as we co-exist with them.

I hope to discuss in the next 5 to 7 minutes important facts and bits of information on:

1. Wildlife Conservation 2. Its Importance3. Benefits of Wildlife

Conservation

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-wildlife-conservation.htm

Visit: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_definition_of_wildlife_conservation

Why is Wildlife Conservation Important?

Let’s begin exploring how animals and nature co-exist in the ecological cycle of life.

Animals and plants co-exist within ecological cycle of life.

http://wiki.resalliance.org/images/3/33/AdaptiveCycle.jpg

While plants provide food and shelter for animals to hide from their predators or hunters., animals help the spread and growth of plants .

(Wildlife Conservation Society)

Animals eat fruits and spread seeds to grow in several areas of the wild

In the deserts of North Africa, elephants eat the fruits that have fallen from the trees and deposit the seeds in their droppings several miles away.

In South American jungles, monkeys eat figs and other fruit, carrying some away in their stomachs and dropping others onto the ground.

In South Africa, even ants carry seeds into theirnests, eat the tasty outer covering and leave the seeds to grow safely underground

(Visit: http://www.mbgnet.net/pfg/cycles/pollin/7.htm)

http://theseedsite.co.uk/sdanimal.html

Examples of co-existent cycle

Since animals and plants co-exist, efforts to preserve wildlife are exerted.

If we don’t protect and conserve our wildlife…

There shall be a great loss of ecological balance that will affect us all resulting to floods, erosion, hunger and starvation.

How Do We Benefit from Wildlife Preservation?

Conservation of wildlife not only benefit animals and plants but also human beings.By having more conservation areas where plants are abundant we may be able to control the carbon dioxide levels in our atmosphereA balanced wildlife eco-system will also provide a continued balance in our own human existence.

Benefit from Wildlife Preservation

We are all affected by the cycle of nature and animals and the rehabilitation of the plantHaving more plants and animals cures may be discovered. New forms of medicine can be created .

(Wildlife Conservation Network)

Concluding note

Wildlife conservations are important to preserving nature and protecting and benefiting people.

Nature and animals are necessary for people to strive. One may not think so but it’s true.

People tend to over look what these conservations are doing. They feel it is of no importance because it will never have an effect on their lives, I beg to differ.

Q&a

Marise Rodriguezmyr5095@psu.edu

references

Wildlife Conservation SocietyWorld Wildlife FundWildlife Conservation Networkwww.mbgnet.net/pfg/cycles/pollin/7.htm