Wildlife Conservation final

Overexploitation

Invasive species

Restoration

Top-down/bottom-up impacts

Captive breeding

Conservation buy-outs

Protected areas

Values

• Intrinsic - for itself

• Example - 

Stakeholders

Conventional energy

Green energy

Monotonic dose-response curve

Bioaccumulation

Biomagnifictaion

Forensics

Changes in grazing and impacts on prairies in the US

Impacts of agriculture on prairies and grassland birds

Grassland bird research programs: objective, stakeholders, and outcomes

Ecosystems at risk of invasive species

Why invasions happen

Why invasions are successful

3 key hypotheses and examples

How to prevent and manage invasiosn

Prevention, early detection, control (methods of control)

Impacts of conventional energy on wildlife

Impacts of solar, wind, and hydropower on wildlife

review gibson et al 2017 and class brainstorm

Know impacts on species and groups of animals mentioned in the paper

Toxic substance control act

Types of releases

Type of exposure (acute vs chronic)

The dose-response curve

Stakeholders of contaminants

Social and political context of contaminants

Case study of bottlenose dolphins and plastics

Types of overharvest and exploitation

H

istory of overharvest

Types of modern overharvest, impacts on wildlife, and management approaches

Role of hunting in conservation

Trophy and sport hunting

American Bison

Bolivian Chaco

Chipko movement

Conservation buy-outs

Global protected area goals and our progress

Effectiveness of current protected areas

What makes protected areas effective/successful and why

SLOSS

The IUCN green list

Wildlife forensics

Whale conservation

Howler monkey conservation