Elephant Poaching Elephants were once a common species to see around Africa and Asia‚ but due to ivory trading elephants have become critically endangered. Every day elephants become more and more endangered and soon they will be extinct. Elephants are killed everyday and used for ivory. Elephants are beautiful creatures and it would be shameful to let them go extinct. Elephant poaching is a serious problem and is not being stopped. According to the 96 Elephants Foundation‚ “96 elephants are killed
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It is unethical to poach animals because it leads to extinction‚ illegal trade ‚ and the s pread of disease; despite these issues‚ many believe that the money made from poaching is more important than the negative consequences. One negative consequence of poaching is that many times poachers kill animals until they become greatly endangered or extinct. This causes some problems in the ecosystems where these animals live. If one animal goes extinct‚ this means less food for the animal that used to
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How does poaching effect hunting? Poaching can effect hunting in several different ways. One of those ways is by the deer population dropped 1‚000‚000 from the year of 2012 to 2013 from poaching. The dropping of the deer population this much could cause hunting to be banned (Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources White-tailed Deer Report). People who poach are the reason for the population of animals dropping. The downfall to poaching is that it could cause hunting to be
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Ecological and Economical Ramifications of Rhino Poaching in South Africa L. David Cohen SPEA-S 332 10 December 2014 The CITES international trade ban on rhino parts‚ specifically‚ the horn‚ has fallen ineffective in its effort to reduce the illegal poaching of rhinos in an attempt to limit supply‚ which has lead to an increase in demand and price. This economic response has provided poachers with a growing incentive to poach rhinos for their horn‚ threatening to drive the black (Diceros
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But even here‚ where rangers follow shoot-to-kill orders‚ poachers are laying siege to "Fortress Kaziranga"‚ attempting to sheer off the animals’ horns to supply a surge in demand for purported medicine in China that’s pricier than gold. At least 18 rhino fell to poachers in and around the park in 2012‚ compared to 10 in all of India in 2011. Insurgents eager to bolster their war chests here in India’s Assam state are also involved‚ according to police. Authorities are investigating a recent news report
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I believe that Poaching‚ with exclusive focus on the hiring of individuals for their skills‚ knowledge‚ and expertise‚ and not trade secrets specific to their employer‚ is not a breach of law and it is certainly not unethical. It could merely be called a breach of trust by the employee in employer-employee relationship. It is the failure of the employer to be able to retain the employee. Poaching is accepted and even encouraged to stimulate healthy competition between organisations and helps put
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The western black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis longipes) has officially become the next sub- species of Rhino to become extinct. The Rhino‚ one of four sub-species of black Rhino‚ was declared extinct this week by the IUCN‚ five years after the last survey of its habitat in Cameroon turned up no evidence of surviving Black Rhinos. The western black Rhino was once widespread across the savannas of central-west Africa but it has decreased due to hunting in the early 20th century. The population rose
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1. What is SANParks/ Kruger National Park’s objective and vision? Is selling rhino consistent with their objective and vision? If not‚ then what should it be? a. SANParks/ Kruger National Park’s main objective and vision is to create a safe haven for black and white rhinos to avoid extinction as well as keeping the park running for the hundreds of species of South African animals and plant life that is found in Kruger National Park. They also wanted to be able to continue to capture game to add
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“SAVE THE RHINO” Student Number : 47701501 Name : Ayesha Bibi Abdulkader Step 2: What was your original answer and why? My original answer was E – We must save the rhino because it is the right thing to do. In terms of morals and etiquettes – killing is wrong‚ not only of people but also of animals. This was based on an intrinsic value‚ since god created us all. The extinction of the rhino would rapidly be followed by the loss of other endangered and threatened wildlife in Africa. What is
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RHINOCEROS POACHING Poaching Despite of the protective measure‚ prosecution of this animal continues with the exceptionally high and illegal price on the rhino horn in clandestine market. In Kaziranga National Park‚ 69 rhinos were poached during the period of 1988 to 1991 (Bhattacharya 1993). In Nepal‚ data shows that intensity of rhino poaching is depend on the action taken by the management authority. During 1976 to 1983 poaching was completely stopped due to the Army involvement in the conservation
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