How Wildlife Censuses Help to Protect Endangered Species

Wildlife census is the process of estimating the population size and structure of wild animals in a given area. Wildlife census is important for various reasons, such as: <ul> <li>To monitor the status and trends of wildlife populations and their habitats.</li> <li>To evaluate the effectiveness of conservation and management interventions.</li> <li>To identify the threats and challenges faced by wildlife and their ecosystems.</li> <li>To inform policy and decision-making for wildlife conservation and sustainable use.</li> </ul> There are different methods of conducting wildlife census, depending on the objectives, resources, and characteristics of the target species and area. Some of the common ways are: <a href="https://walkintothewild.medium.com/how-wildlife-censuses-help-to-protect-endangered-species-2c6d09d58c1f">Learn More</a>