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Volume 44, Issue 24, Page 280-286, 2023; Article no.UPJOZ.3137

ISSN: 0256-971X (P)

Wildlife Conservation and

Management: Challenges and
Strategies
Swapnil Gupta a++, P. R. Kumaresan b++*,
Ankur Saxena c#, Manish Raj Mishra d,
Lalit Upadhyay e†, Arul Sabareeswaran T. A. f,
Alimudeen S. f and Ashiq Hussain Magrey g
a School of Management Sciences, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221011, India.
b Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering and Technology, SRM Institute of Science
and Technology, Ramapuram Campus, Chennai – 600089, Tamil Nadu, India.
c Medi-Caps University Indore, India.
d Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Tezpur University, Napaam,

Tezpur, Sonitpur -784 028, Assam, India

e Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu -Jammu,

India.
f
Department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension, College of Veterinary and
Animal Sciences, Pookode, KVASU, India.
g Department of Pediatrics, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhopal, MP, India.

Authors’ contributions

This work was carried out in collaboration among all authors. All authors read and approved the final
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DOI: 10.56557/UPJOZ/2023/v44i243840

Editor(s):
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Received: 20/10/2023
Review Article Accepted: 26/12/2023
Published: 29/12/2023

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Assistant Professor;
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Dean of Management Studies;
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ABSTRACT
This article delves into the critical issues and strategies related to wildlife conservation and
management in the context of the contemporary environmental crisis. It highlights the major
challenges that wildlife faces, including habitat destruction and fragmentation, climate change
impacts, the threat of illegal wildlife trade and poaching, the introduction and spread of invasive
species, and the detrimental effects of pollution. The article emphasizes the importance of effective
strategies to counter these challenges, such as habitat conservation and restoration, climate
change mitigation, combating illegal wildlife trade, managing invasive species, and pollution control.
It argues for a multifaceted and collaborative approach, involving governments, NGOs, local
communities, and individuals, to ensure the preservation of wildlife and natural ecosystems. The
overarching goal is to strike a balance between human development and wildlife conservation,
thereby securing a sustainable future for our planet's biodiversity.

Keywords: Wildlife conservation; habitat; wildlife trade; wildlife management.

1. INTRODUCTION Addressing these challenges requires a
comprehensive understanding of the complex
In the face of escalating environmental interplay between human activities and wildlife
challenges, the conservation and management of ecosystems. It also calls for the development and
wildlife have emerged as pivotal elements in the implementation of strategic, multi-faceted
quest to preserve Earth's rich biodiversity. This approaches that encompass habitat protection,
critical endeavor not only protects the myriad legal enforcement, community engagement, and
species that inhabit our planet but also maintains international cooperation [8-9]. This article aims
the intricate ecological balances essential for the to shed light on the critical issues confronting
survival of all life forms, including humans. The wildlife conservation and outlines the strategies
significance of wildlife conservation extends necessary to navigate these challenges
beyond the ethical obligation to protect other effectively. By exploring these aspects, we can
species; it encompasses the need to sustain gain insight into the actions needed to ensure a
ecosystems that provide vital services such as harmonious coexistence between humans and
climate regulation, water purification, and the natural world, preserving the biodiversity that
pollination [1-3]. is indispensable for the health and sustainability
However, the path to effective wildlife of our planet. While the challenges to wildlife
conservation and management is fraught with conservation and management are indeed vast
obstacles. The relentless expansion of human and complex, they are not insurmountable. By
activities has led to widespread habitat adopting a holistic approach that encompasses
destruction, altering landscapes and leaving habitat preservation, climate change adaptation,
many species vulnerable to extinction. Climate sustainable resource use, disease control,
change further exacerbates these challenges, thoughtful urban planning, technological
bringing about shifts in habitat suitability, altering integration, community involvement, and
species distributions, and disrupting established international cooperation, meaningful progress
ecological relationships. Compounding these can be achieved. It is through these multifaceted
issues are the illegal wildlife trade and poaching, and collaborative efforts that we can ensure the
driven by lucrative markets that threaten the preservation of our planet's rich biodiversity for
existence of numerous species. Additionally, the future generations. The sustainable coexistence
spread of invasive species disrupts local of humans and wildlife is not only essential for
ecosystems, while pollution in various forms the health of our ecosystems but is also a
continues to degrade natural habitats. The testament to our commitment to stewarding the
stewardship of wildlife conservation and natural world responsibly [10-11].
management stands as a pivotal concern in the
contemporary environmental discourse, given the 2. CHALLENGES IN WILDLIFE
increasing threats to the planet's biodiversity. CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
This article aims to delve deeper into the
multifaceted challenges that wildlife conservation The endeavor to conserve and manage wildlife is
faces and to propose comprehensive strategies met with a range of formidable challenges, each
that can be employed for effective management posing unique threats to the stability and diversity
and preservation of wildlife [4-7]. of ecosystems worldwide. Understanding these

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challenges is crucial for developing effective These conflicts can arise from wildlife predation
conservation strategies. The main challenges on livestock, damage to crops, and threats to
include: human safety. Such conflicts often result in
retaliatory measures against wildlife, further
1. Habitat Destruction and Fragmentation: exacerbating the conservation challenge [17].
One of the most pressing issues in wildlife
conservation is the loss and fragmentation of 7. Limited Funding and Resources: Wildlife
natural habitats. Driven by human activities such conservation efforts are often hampered by a
as urbanization, agriculture, deforestation, and lack of adequate funding and resources. This
infrastructure development, this process not only limitation affects research, enforcement of
reduces the available space for wildlife but also conservation laws, habitat protection, and the
isolates populations, making them more implementation of effective management
vulnerable to extinction. Habitat destruction and strategies [18].
fragmentation represent one of the most pressing
challenges in wildlife conservation and 8. Lack of Public Awareness and
management. This issue, predominantly driven Involvement: A general lack of awareness and
by human activities, poses severe threats to the understanding of wildlife conservation issues
survival and health of ecosystems worldwide among the public can lead to apathy and a lack
[14]. of support for conservation initiatives. Engaging
and educating the public is crucial for garnering
2. Climate Change: Climate change is altering support and involvement in conservation efforts.
ecosystems at an unprecedented rate. It affects These challenges are interconnected and often
wildlife through changes in temperature, exacerbate one another, making wildlife
precipitation patterns, and extreme weather conservation a complex and multifaceted
events. These changes can shift habitat ranges, endeavor. Addressing these issues requires
disrupt breeding and migration patterns, and alter comprehensive, collaborative approaches that
food availability, posing a significant threat to involve governments, non-governmental
many species [15]. organizations, communities, and individuals
working together towards sustainable solutions
3. Illegal Wildlife Trade and Poaching: The [19].
illegal trade in wildlife products, including ivory,
rhino horn, and exotic pets, is a lucrative 3. STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE
business that poses a significant threat to various WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND
species. Poaching not only depletes animal MANAGEMENT
populations but also disrupts ecological
balance and can drive species to the brink of Wildlife conservation and management are
extinction [16]. paramount in ensuring the survival of diverse
species and the protection of ecosystems. To
4. Invasive Species: The introduction of non- address the myriad challenges facing these
native species to new environments, whether efforts, a comprehensive approach is necessary.
accidental or intentional, can have devastating This article explores the strategies that can be
effects on local ecosystems. Invasive species employed to bolster effective wildlife
often outcompete native species for resources, conservation and management, encompassing
leading to a decline in biodiversity [12]. habitat preservation, climate resilience, anti-
poaching measures, invasive species
management, pollution control, conflict
5. Pollution: Pollution in its many forms—
mitigation, collaboration, research, sustainable
chemical, noise, light, and plastic—adversely
practices, public engagement, and international
affects wildlife. It can lead to habitat degradation,
cooperation [20].
directly harm animals, and disrupt ecological
processes. For instance, plastic pollution in 4. HABITAT PRESERVATION AND
oceans has become a significant threat to marine RESTORATION
life [13].
One of the fundamental strategies for wildlife
6. Human-Wildlife Conflict: As human conservation is the preservation and restoration
populations expand into previously wild areas, of habitats. Establishing protected areas, national
conflicts between humans and wildlife increase. parks, and wildlife reserves is essential for

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safeguarding critical habitats. Additionally, into wildlife habitats. Developing alternative

habitat restoration projects play a crucial role in livelihood options for communities near these
rehabilitating degraded ecosystems, providing habitats reduces their dependency on wildlife-
essential habitats for wildlife. These efforts related resources. Implementing conflict
ensure that species have a refuge to thrive and resolution strategies, such as fencing, livestock
fulfill their ecological roles [21]. guarding dogs, and compensation programs,
fosters coexistence between humans and wildlife
Climate Resilience Planning: As climate while reducing retaliatory killings.
change poses a growing threat to wildlife,
developing strategies to enhance their resilience
6. SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE USE
is imperative. Adaptive management approaches
are vital, allowing wildlife to adapt to changing
Promoting sustainable practices in agriculture,
climate conditions. This involves creating
forestry, and fisheries is essential to minimize
climate-resilient habitats, facilitating species'
habitat destruction and facilitate coexistence with
movements, and conserving critical migration
wildlife. Sustainable resource management
routes. Simultaneously, supporting global efforts
reduces the negative impacts of human activities
to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is integral,
on ecosystems and helps maintain ecological
as these actions indirectly mitigate climate
balance, the strategies for effective wildlife
impacts on wildlife [22].
conservation and management outlined here are
Anti-Poaching and Law Enforcement: interconnected and mutually reinforcing. Their
Effectively combating illegal wildlife trade and implementation, supported by a collaborative and
poaching is a cornerstone of wildlife holistic approach, is essential for preserving
conservation. Strengthening law enforcement Earth's diverse ecosystems and the multitude of
efforts through more rigorous penalties for species that depend on them. These efforts
offenders is crucial in deterring illegal activities. serve not only to protect wildlife but also to
Public awareness campaigns are also vital, as secure a sustainable future for our planet [24].
they educate communities about the
consequences of wildlife poaching and trade, The challenges facing wildlife conservation and
reducing demand for illegal wildlife products. management are indeed diverse and complex,
Robust anti-poaching measures protect but they are not insurmountable [26-28]. Through
endangered species and help maintain a combination of habitat conservation, climate
ecological balance [23]. change mitigation, law enforcement against
illegal wildlife activities, management of invasive
Invasive Species Management: Invasive species, pollution control, and conflict resolution,
species can wreak havoc on native ecosystems, significant strides can be made. The commitment
necessitating early detection and control and collective efforts of governments, NGOs,
measures. Implementing programs for swift local communities, and individuals are
detection and response to invasive species indispensable in this quest. Achieving a
prevents their establishment and spread. harmonious balance between human
Additionally, habitat restoration efforts that favor development and wildlife conservation is critical
native species can diminish the competitive for the sustainability of our planet, ensuring that
advantage of invasive species. These measures wildlife and natural ecosystems are preserved for
promote biodiversity and ecosystem health. future generations to cherish and enjoy [29].
Pollution poses a pervasive threat to wildlife and
their habitats. Effective strategies involve 7. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
enforcing pollution regulations and establishing
EFFECTIVE WILDLIFE
standards for responsible waste disposal. Public
education initiatives are instrumental in raising CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
awareness about the detrimental effects of
pollution on wildlife. By promoting sustainable Effective wildlife conservation and management
practices and reducing pollution, we can protect require a holistic and multi-faceted approach.
ecosystems and their inhabitants. First, habitat preservation and restoration are
paramount. This includes expanding protected
5. HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT areas, improving the management of existing
MITIGATION reserves, and establishing ecological corridors to
enable free movement of wildlife. Integrating
Conflict between humans and wildlife is a conservation objectives into broader land-use
growing concern as human populations expand planning and development policies can also

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significantly mitigate habitat loss and instrumental in curbing illegal wildlife activities
fragmentation. Restoration efforts in degraded and reducing the demand for illicit wildlife
areas are crucial to maintaining biodiversity and products. The management of invasive species
ecological balance. and pollution control are essential to maintaining
the health and integrity of ecosystems, allowing
Simultaneously, combating illegal wildlife trade native species to thrive once more [30-35].
and poaching is vital. Enhanced law
enforcement, coupled with international Moreover, the mitigation of human-wildlife
cooperation to disrupt trafficking networks, is conflicts and sustainable resource use practices
necessary. Public awareness campaigns are further contribute to the coexistence of humans
also essential to reduce the demand for wildlife and wildlife. Collaboration among governments,
products. Addressing the impacts of climate NGOs, local communities, and individuals is
change on wildlife is another critical aspect. paramount to orchestrate these strategies
Developing climate-resilient conservation effectively. In the end, the harmonious balance
strategies and promoting initiatives to reduce between human development and wildlife
greenhouse gas emissions are key to adapting conservation is not only desirable but
wildlife management to changing environmental indispensable for the long-term sustainability of
conditions. our planet. It is a shared responsibility to
safeguard the Earth's biodiversity and protect the
Furthermore, involving local communities in natural world for future generations. By
conservation efforts ensures sustainable implementing these strategies and embracing a
outcomes. This involves providing alternative collective commitment to conservation, we can
livelihoods, integrating traditional knowledge into aspire to a future where both humans and wildlife
management plans, and respecting local needs coexist harmoniously, preserving the wonders of
and perspectives. Promoting sustainable land our natural world for generations to come.
and resource use in agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries reduces habitat destruction and COMPETING INTERESTS
supports biodiversity. Lastly, investing in
research to understand wildlife ecology, coupled Authors have declared that no competing
with public education and awareness programs, interests exist.
is crucial for fostering a culture of conservation.
International collaboration, sharing knowledge,
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