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The 86 pages that link to Wildlife conservation, each with the reason it gives.

• Wildlife tradeNarrower topic: Conservation frames trade as one of several pressures and possible tools affecting species survival.

• Wildlife managementNarrower topic: Conservation supplies goals for management when populations or habitats are at risk.

• PoachingNarrower topic: Conservation programs seek to prevent poaching and restore affected populations.

• Wildlife traffickingNarrower topic: Anti-trafficking measures are one part of wider efforts to conserve wildlife.

• Komodo dragonNarrower topic: Protecting dragons requires managing habitat, prey, and human pressures together.

• Trophy huntingNarrower topic: Trophy hunting is defended or opposed largely through claims about its conservation effects.

• FalconryNarrower topic: Legal falconry depends on sustainable populations and safeguards for wild raptors.

• HyenaNarrower topic: Habitat loss, persecution, and declining prey affect several hyena populations.

• Convention on International Trade in Endangered SpeciesNarrower topic: CITES is one instrument within the broader practice of wildlife conservation.

• Embryonic diapauseNarrower topic: Knowledge of diapause can clarify breeding calendars relevant to managing species with delayed implantation.

• Przewalski's horseNarrower topic: The horse's recovery depends on habitat protection as well as breeding and release.

• Anti-poachingNarrower topic: Anti-poaching is one intervention within the broader work of conserving wildlife.

• SerengetiNarrower topic: Conservation aims to maintain the Serengeti’s wildlife populations and ecological processes.

• PangolinNarrower topic: Pangolin recovery depends on conservation measures against poaching and habitat loss.

• HerpetocultureNarrower topic: Captive care can complement conservation, but it does not replace protecting natural habitats.

• European bisonNarrower topic: The wisent’s recovery depends on coordinated protection, monitoring, and habitat management.

• AntelopeNarrower topic: Many antelope species require habitat protection and measures against unsustainable hunting.

• Sugar gliderNarrower topic: Conserving the forests and connected habitats sugar gliders occupy is central to their persistence.

• Snake charmingNarrower topic: Conservation goals often conflict with keeping wild snakes for public display.

• Wildlife foodNarrower topic: Maintaining dependable natural food resources is one part of conserving wildlife.

• Wrangel IslandNarrower topic: The island’s reserve status supports conservation of breeding and denning grounds.

• Eastern grey kangarooNarrower topic: Its long-term future depends on habitat protection and informed population monitoring.

• European polecatNarrower topic: Monitoring and habitat management guide efforts to maintain polecat populations.

• Sun bearNarrower topic: Sun bear survival depends on reducing human pressures across its range.

• Eurasian eagle-owlNarrower topic: Regional conservation addresses habitat loss, persecution, and mortality from infrastructure.

• Golestan National ParkNarrower topic: Park management must sustain wildlife across forests, grasslands, and other habitats.

• Proboscis monkeyNarrower topic: Conservation efforts address the species’ shrinking and fragmented habitat.

• Wild Bactrian camelNarrower topic: Conservation action targets habitat loss, hunting, and pressure from human activity.

• Asian black bearNarrower topic: Conservation efforts address habitat loss, hunting, and declining populations.

• Ball pythonNarrower topic: Conservation measures address pressures on ball pythons and their habitats.

• Bat-eared foxNarrower topic: Maintaining open habitat and limiting conflict support the fox’s persistence.

• GerenukNarrower topic: Gerenuk populations face pressures that make habitat protection and monitoring relevant.

• Ocellated turkeyNarrower topic: Maintaining viable populations requires protecting both the bird and its forest habitat.

• San Diego ZooNarrower topic: The zoo’s animal programs sit within a broader effort to protect species in the wild.

• WildebeestNarrower topic: Wildebeest persistence depends on safeguarding habitat across national borders.

• Carl AkeleyNarrower topic: Akeley’s park advocacy connected museum-based natural history with protection in the field.

• ChachalacaNarrower topic: Habitat loss and hunting can affect chachalacas, though risks vary among species.

• Doris DukeNarrower topic: Duke directed substantial philanthropic support toward conserving wildlife and natural habitats.

• MacawNarrower topic: Macaw recovery depends on habitat protection, enforcement, and population management.

• Musk deerNarrower topic: Effective protection combines anti-poaching efforts, habitat safeguards, and trade controls.

• Salonga National ParkNarrower topic: The park is a major site for conserving Congo Basin wildlife.

• Wild yakNarrower topic: Conservation efforts address hunting, habitat pressures, and the small, fragmented wild population.

• Blue-eared pheasantNarrower topic: Conservation measures address pressures on the species and its habitat.

• Bornean bearded pigNarrower topic: Habitat change and hunting make conservation relevant to the species’ future.

• Common hill mynaNarrower topic: Protecting wild hill mynas depends on addressing capture, trade, and habitat loss.

• CurassowNarrower topic: Curassow recovery requires measures that address both hunting and habitat loss.

• Greater kuduNarrower topic: Greater kudu populations depend on habitat protection and sustainable management.

• Grey junglefowlNarrower topic: Protecting the species depends on maintaining suitable habitat across its native range.

• Grey parrotNarrower topic: Protecting forests and limiting capture are central to the species’ survival.

• Little owlNarrower topic: Local habitat restoration and nest sites are practical tools for supporting little owls.