PRESENTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL

POLLUTION

PREPARED BY:
XC
RANJEET
KIRANDEEP
SUKHDEEP
SHUBHPREET
 CONSERVATION OF
WILDLIFE
• Wildlife conservation, preservation and
management of wildlife populations as a
recational and ecological resource for
information on ;principals of wildlife
conservation, see hunting wildlife
organizations; national and upon society,
national wildlife, federation fish and
wildlife service, united states , wildlife
species threatened with extinction, see
endangered species. Loss of habitat a
major threat to wildlife environment,
habitat destruction and species extinction
 INTRODUCTION
Conservation, sustainable use and
protection of natural resources
including plants, animals mineral
deposits soils clean water clean air
and fossil fuels such as copal
petroleum, and natural gas natural
resources are grouped in to two
categories . Renewable and
nonrenewable a renewable resource
is one that may be replaced over
time .by natural processes such as
fish populations or natural vegetation
WETLAND LOSSES SLOWED
DUE TO NEW PROTECTIONS
• Conservation conflicts arise when
natural resource shortages, develop
in the face of steadily increasing
demands from a river may supply
water agricultural irrigation habit for
fish and-water generated electricity .
For a factory .
 METHODS OF
CONSERVATION
• The challenge conservation is a
understand the complex connections
among natural resources and balance
resource use with protection to ensure an
adequate supply for future generations. In
order to accomplish this goal a variety of
conservation methods are used. These
include reducing consumption of
resources; protecting them from
contamination of pollution; reusing of
recycling resources when possible, and
fully protecting, or preserving resources.