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natural resource management
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„« Biological Resource Management Site 2 At site two we find the habitat of an endangered bird found only in this area and needs to be protected. This particular site is a natural zone in which I would seek to ensure the protection of its native animals. Native animals are all animal species that as a result of natural processes occurred on land now designated as a park. In order to protect this endangered bird hunting will be prohibited in this area and the amount of human impact will be limited in and around the area. I would also conduct management programs that will help restore the species population by making sure there is an adequate habitat for the birds to live and are protected from any external threats. A small area around the birdˇ¦s habitat will also be fenced in until the risk of predators and poaching is minimized and the population begins to restore itself. The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service would also be consulted as well because they are one of the lead agencies in dealing with matters pertaining to federally listed endangered animals. Site 3 In site three there is a riverside habitat that is frequently visited by many animals such as deer, antelope, coyote and rabbits. Here is where I would once again commit to the protection of these native animals. Many hunters would see this as a great area for hunting due to the type of animals present, but instead a tour service will be run through the area and hunting will be banned. These are native animals to the park and their population must be maintained in order to sustain the parkˇ¦s ecosystem. If hunting were allowed in this area then the population of these animals would be compromised and so would the ecosystem. Site 7 Site seven has a cliff that is home to a small ecosystem of birds, rodents and other small animals.
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