Restriction of wild animal range size

Human control of grazing lands has been achieved by the forcible displacement of wild animals, especially herbivores, and their restriction to smaller ranges. The large herds of gazelle, antelope, zebras and other animals in sub-Saharan Africa have been reduced in size and displaced onto reserves. The lands so acquired are now populated by cattle, sheep, goats and humans.

1. Inadequate animal welfare

1. Threatened species of living organisms
2. Extermination of wild animals

1. Insufficient pastureland
2. Elimination of wild horses
3. Disruption of arid zone ecosystems
4. Destruction of wildlife habitats
5. Denial to animals of the right to the attention, care and protection of humankind
6. Bush encroachment

1. Destructive wildlife

1. Denial to animals of the right to conditions of life and liberty proper to their species

1. Restricting wild animal range size
2. Providing animals with psychosocial access
3. Forcing displacement of wildlife
4. Conserving wildlife
5. Accommodating displaced wildlife

1. Short-range
2. Restriction
3. Displacement