Wildlife is a term used to describe all the undomesticated animals that live in their natural habitat. These animals include a variety of mammals, birds, insects, reptiles, and plants. They are found in all habitats, including forests, deserts, grasslands, and plains, among others.
Many of the world’s wildlife species are endangered or vulnerable, meaning they could go extinct in the near future if certain factors continue to work against them. These factors can include overhunting and environmental pollution, as well as a wide range of other issues.
The population of a particular animal can become threatened if it drops below a certain level, a threshold that is determined by the environment in which it lives and the number of people living within its range. In general, this is the case when the number of people living within a particular range exceeds the amount of land available for habitation, or when there are significant changes in environmental conditions that affect a species’ ability to survive and reproduce.
There are many ways to help protect wildlife. One way is to create habitat for wild animals in your own yard by planting native plant species, such as flowers, trees, and bushes. This will give these animals food, shelter, and a place to raise their young.
Another way to help is to write and support policies that will protect wild animals. For example, if you are interested in supporting the conservation of birds, write to your federal and state elected officials encouraging them to take action to protect these species.
A WISCONSIN member may also wish to participate in research, conservation, or educational programs aimed at protecting wildlife. For example, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources runs a program called “The Wildlife Conservation Center” that provides education and training for students, teachers, and other community members.
Peer Review
The publication of scholarly articles in scientific journals is an important part of the wildlife research process. It ensures that studies are based on sound methodology and reasonable conclusions, and that researchers have made adequate consideration of how their findings will be communicated to a wider audience.
Writing in a science journal gives you the opportunity to communicate your research ideas to an audience of scientists, who often share common interests and goals. In addition, your article contributes to ongoing conversations between scientists and non-scientists.
Synthesis
A synthesis is an overview of existing literature that summarizes and connects various pieces of information to produce a new or improved understanding. This type of writing can be difficult to master, but it can be helpful in the long run.
To prepare a synthesis, begin by reading the relevant literature and following citation trails. Then, make a list of major concepts and evidence that are highlighted in the sources you read.
Eventually, your synthesis will result in a piece that makes sense and is useful to the readers. It will be an accurate summary of the research that has been done and a concise explanation of how your findings add to the discussion.