How should i start conservation?
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Ask people questions about themselves.  Most people like to talk about themselves.  Ask about music, sports, books, etc.  If you ask people questions about themselves you will appear more friendly.  Also, listen attentively to the answers - that will make you seem more friendly.  The answers they give will be clues to more things to talk about.  Before you know it you will feel more comfortable with conversation.
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In the fields you may be able to board horses. This would require you to have some working knowledge about caring for the animals. Do you want to keep the trees (I hope so), if not you may harvest them through a logging mill. Are you handy with construction? Maybe build a cabin or two for a retreat. You could offer services with the cabin, fishing, hiking, etc., if you enjoy doing that sort of thing.
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I have compleated college and I know that the best place to start is at college. Go into Biology or marine biology depending on if you want to be around the ocean or what. I know that you should learn about it and make sure that you love it and then you will be better educated. I would suggest volunteering at your local zoo or at a wildlife habitat or look on the internet for a volunteer job that sounds good to you and your intrests. I volunteer for feline rescue events and it is very rewarding. I think that you could probibly get a cool internship through a college as well. Good Luck! Just go on line and go to volunteermatch.com and it should direct you..Ever thoght of botony? plants and animals go hand in hand.
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First start by looking at one. \nThen think about what the individual pieces look like,and what waste materials could replace them.
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Hi Bree, first of all it depends on which country you live in. Every country has different laws about animals kept in sanctuary's.  \n\nYou will need permits relating to the animals( again depending on species kept), also knowledge of feeding, habitats, breeding etc. You would also need lots of land to keep different species comfortable, again, this would be in accordance with the governing body of wildlife in your country/state.  Each law is different, and my suggestion would be first, to do recommended training courses and learn about each type of animal that you wish to house in the sanctuary.    Its a lot of hard work ahead of you.\n\nPersonally, i would rather see animals where they belong in the wild and not in a zoo/sanctuary.   I am a wildlife rescuer/carer and in my 10 years doing so, have learnt so much about behaviour of different wildlife, and have also seen the damage that has occured when someone with no knowledge or experience has tried to do the right thing, and not asked for help, end result is usually the animal has to be euthanised due to being fed wrong diets etc, deficiencies in bone growth etc, and other things which are needed for this animals natural hunting instinct and survival.
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I think these are mostly on paper but in reality even today conservation is given a go by to meet the growing development needs. Every country and county have laws governing this but seldom observed or more observed in breach!!!Hundred trees are cut for building roads or broadening it and to satisfy legal requirements and meet objection of environmentalist 200 saplings all planted but then we dont see ant of them after a year!!!!\nWe consume coal. oil,and all mineral and natural resources as if we have no tomorrow .We say many of the living species are becoming extinct. Daily we test some arsenal or other which are deadly.Scientists have produced many medicines as well as genetically treated seeds and make merry .Human being are the guniea pigs . They introduce something but then withdraw it at some place but not from other places.\nWe are digging our own graves.
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''Conservation of land pollution''?\nYou must mean conservation of land, free of pollution.\nObviously is not as simple as the first answer... avoid fertilizers and you'll avoid food.\nBesides there are lot of organic fertilizers if that's your concern... not cheap or practical though.\nMain thing to do is to use non residual herbicides, or at least the less residual ones.\nSame with insecticides, avoid the ones that contain mainly Cl.\nDo not burn straw, kills all the bacterias and worms.\nPlant forestall curtains, etc
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Research the details on the internet. I was a volunteer for the Student Conservation Association one summer and it was an amazing experience. They provide housing, a weekly stipend, and a scholarship upon completion of the project your working on. Log onto www.sca-inc.org and check it out. you can go anywhere!
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Welcome to the tradition of harvesting game. Your questions show a sincere desire to learn. You dont state your age but that doesnt matter, the following suggestions will help you no matter what your age or skill level.\n\nFirst - Enroll in a Hunter Education Course. Many are offered in your area. Quite a few of those are FREE. That class will last a lifetime in your memory and you will probably meet someone there who would be thrilled to help you experience your first hunt.\n\nTwo - Acquaint yourself with the rules and regulations of your state. All the wild animals within your state belong to the people of that state and you have to follow rules for harvesting them.\n\nThree - The questions you are asking can be asnwered by visiting http://homestudy.ihea.com/ This is basically a homestudy class.\n\nCongratulations on taking the first step in doing your share of wildlife management. The animal populations in this country are dependant on hunting to survive. Do you part, share your sport..and take a kid shooting.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_ethic is one I found but if you look to the right there's several more web addresses in blue. You might also try the encyclopedia brittanica. You'll probably be down to about 10 after you do all that.
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You could work for the park services, or maybe get a job with the EPA - you could be a conservationist or an inspector to make sure businesses follow the correct rules when it comes to the environment.
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Ten simple things you can do to help the "Earth": \n\n1) Recycle\n2) Purchase only "energy star" appliances\n3) shower outdoors with a solar-heated shower\n4) Use only recycled products\n5) Eat organic\n6) Be certain your insulation is properly installed\n7) Use public transportation\n8) Turn the water off when brushing your teeth\n9) Only wash full loads of dishes/laundry\n10) Air-dry your clothes rather than using a dryer
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feed , water, clean areas where they are kept, bedding, let them in and out, inspect them for sores or parasites, feet trimmed, medical, land management ,records-breeding, sales, costs, buying(including things for the barn-hay,straw,tools,\n The list is endless from those things than-milking,testing,production, vendors,equipment,ect ect. \n\nA book would help you a lot.\n\nIt can be done-start small.
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saving the enviornment.
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Hey, here is a good start.  This should be a lot of help to you.
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Becoming a Fish or Game Warden, also referred to as a Wildlife Conservation Officer is  highly competitive and in most requires a minimum of a Bachelors degree (Biology, Forestry, Conservation ect.). There are a large number of applicants for the very few job openings that become available and agencies can be and are very picky in whom they hire.\n\nIn most cases a Fish or Game Warden is also law enforcement officer in addition to many other duties. As such you would also have to meet the agency's physical requirements and often the basic requirements of a law enforcement officer in the state or Federal Government. It is always very helpful to have military service or previous Police experience, additional law enforcement, safety or other applicable training and/or certifications, be in excellent physical condition, be an avid hunter and/or fisherman, and if at all possible, and have some involvement with the Agency it's self. Several States including PA have Deputy Fish and Game Wardens that volunteer their time, but gain experience and exposure within the agency. \n\nI hope this is helpful. What I've provided are very general guidelines, but make sure you contact any agencies you may be interested in for their individual requirements. It's also a great idea to seek out a Conservation Officer or two from the agency and talk to them about the job and what they recommend to help you get hired. Good Luck!
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Things to do to save the forest:\n\nClick here\nhttp://www.ran.org/info_center/factsheets/01c.html