Conserving endangered species of mammals

The World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF) has cooperated with the Kenyan government and other agencies in setting up the Lake Nakuru National Park Rhino Sanctuary. Solar powered electric fences have now been erected around the sanctuary, and 28 black rhinos as well as two white rhinos (the only two in Kenya) have been settled there. It is reported that breeding prospects are good. Action plans for African elephants and rhinos, Asian elephants and rhinos, primates, cats and polar bears have been published by UNEP and IUCN.

1. Recovering endangered species
2. Protecting mammals
3. Preventing animal extinctions
4. Conserving endangered species of plants and animals

1. Conserving ungulates
2. Conserving tapirs
3. Conserving pigs
4. Conserving peccaries
5. Conserving pangolins
6. Conserving kouprey
7. Conserving hyaenas
8. Conserving hippopotamus
9. Conserving endangered species of rodents
10. Conserving endangered species of marsupials
11. Conserving endangered species of marine mammals
12. Conserving endangered species of elephant
13. Conserving endangered species of edentates
14. Conserving endangered species of carnivores
15. Conserving endangered equids
16. Conserving edentates
17. Conserving caprinae
18. Conserving bison

1. Studying mammals
2. Conserving endangered species of farm animals

1. Hunting marine mammals
2. Causing extinction of mammalia

1. Unenforced hunting regulations
2. Threatened species of Mammals
3. Poaching
4. Hunting of animals
5. Fragmentation of natural habitat
6. Environmental pollution
7. Environmental hazards from fishing industry
8. Ecological disruption of animal breeding grounds
9. Denial to animals of the right to freedom from mass killing

1. Risk-aversion
2. Risk
3. Extinction
4. Endangered

1. Animal Info