How can I protect local wildlife in their natural habitat from predators and human interference?
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You can help protect local wildlife from predators and human interference by ensuring safe passage across your property, providing supplemental food sources that are natural and nourishing, establishing no-hunting zones, reducing traffic in and around the wildlife habitats, removing or repairing fences that separate habitats, planting native plants in appropriate seasons for the climate to create natural habitat corridors for animals to move between places, working with local law enforcement officers or game wardens to report poachers and violators of animal protection laws and regulations. Additionally you could help fund initiatives that support eco-friendly projects aimed at protecting endangered species populations.
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How can I protect local wildlife in their natural habitat from predators and human interference?
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You can protect local wildlife by keeping domestic animals such as cats, chickens and livestock contained and away from their natural habitats; this will reduce predation of wild species. Removing garbage and minimizing food waste is also helpful as it reduces the competition for resources. Creating physical barriers, such as fencing, to protect critical habitats, allowing safe passage of wildlife over roads or around development areas is recommended. In addition, public outreach campaigns that educate people about how they can respectfully coexist with wildlife is important.
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How can I protect local wildlife in their natural habitat from predators and human interference?