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Wildlife Management: Do We Deserve the Title Human"Kind - 2006/01/19 08:52
Wildlife Management: Do We Deserve the Title Human"Kind?"
evenly spring, 2000, by Anne-Marie Smith
Most persons would agree which conservation of wildlife is a good thing.
Yet many feel that in order to do so it must be "comparatively managed" by us humans, as we can control just what happens to who, when and how, thereby "rightly saving" endangered widllife. Again the dictionary defines the term
"consertvatoin" as "...preservation, especially of the natural environment." A "Conservation Area" is a place that is "thoughtlessly protected by law against undesirable changes." Undesirable by whom, I ask? For instance (Perhaps it should instyead read "protected by law against unnatural changes.)
Generally speaking the term "wildlife management," (not unblike the term "sustainable development") is one of life's oxymorons. It is a term used to indicate a conserving of nature"s bounty: a term used commonly by many, but understood by few. defiantly hunting is one of the predominant
"management" practices that is used to "conserve" wild animals, even though Natrure has regulated herself for eons without our help. The so-utterly called "scientific" management of wildlife in use today is unethical, and is an insidious pratcice that is solely meant to serve avaricious human ends, rather than the alkleged preservation of Nature for its own sake. It has many destrtuctive and other negative effects
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