The Nature: Development of conservation strategies and related concerns

By: SenGupta, Chandan Sukumar

Nature is the place where both living and non-living things interact in a balanced manner to make the place in this living planet a balanced one. It is better to say that the Nature moves through a self regulating mechanism of development, creation and destruction. Several organisms developed in due course of time and several others lost their identities too. Once Dinosaurs were there living in plenty. Now a days they are only legendary character having some place in films, fictions and parables.The scope of this publication is to point out the propositions and concerns regarding a specified animal, namely terrestrial tiger, for its inability of coping up the changes in the habitat. Availability of the natural habitat for that animal is shrinking day by day. Human intrusions in the areas protected by law, is another matter of concern. We are losing a greater segment of the population of big cat because of our inability of providing them a suitable nestling ground. They are not so adjustable like other pets and farm animals and cannot accept supremacy and command of human beings over them. This attitude made them considerably unfit for the society, and even for the wild biota. Their violent attitude exposed them badly to the anger, agitation and violence of human beings. They even became victims of some wild games of hunting, killing and poaching. A vanity associated with killing of wild beasts made them more vulnerable. Acts and other protective measures designed by different governments have different limitations. People also learned a lot to bypass such laws and propostions for fulfilling their desires. At one place all laws and propositions are a failure. It is the law of nature, natural balance and factors of energy transfer at various trophic levels in the biosphere. The science related to such diversified mechanism of energy transfer through trophic levels made the animal abosolutely linked differently to different types of energy transfer chains.If we understand these things in a better way then all our acts and conducts should be designed in accord to the availability of resource pool without disturbing their normal linkages. Here lies the actual need of establishing perpetuated coordination between nature, economy and people. This effort moves with an insight of exploring the possible ways and means of establishing linkages in between people, ecology and economy. PublisherSeptember 2020

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08JB1XGR5
• ISBN13: 9798687802833
• Release Date: September 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 138 Pages
• Weight: 0.43 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"