Conservation Biology: Foundations, Concepts, Applications

Conservation biology focuses on understanding and preserving Earth's biodiversity and ecosystems. It involves studying the distribution and abundance of species, the impacts of human activities on the environment, and the development of strategies to protect endangered species and habitats. Conservation biologists collaborate with policymakers and local communities to implement sustainable practices and ensure the long-term survival of Earth's biodiversity. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of conservation biology, including the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystems.

Print ISBN: 9781682519875 | $165 | 2024 | Hardcover

Subject: Life Science

Editor: Winifred Hopkins

About the Editor: Winifred Hopkins, a PhD holder in Wildlife biology, currently works as a lecturer, sharing his expertise and knowledge with students. His work focuses on various aspects of wildlife biology, including species conservation, habitat management, and ecological interactions. Hopkins' research has provided valuable insights into the complexities of the natural world and has been recognized by his peers in the scientific community. Through his teaching and research, he continues to inspire future generations of wildlife biologists.