Since the 1960s, the use of radio telemetry has eased to check the movement and behavior of wildlife. It is a widely accepted technique used in monitoring of free ranging animals. This technique uses transmission of radio signals to locate…
Silviculture is the art and science of cultivating forest crops. According to Toumay and Korstian “Silviculture can be defined as “the branch of forestry which deals with the establishment, development, care and reproduction of stands of timber”. WHAT IS SILVICS?…
A term generally applied to the determination of the yield and the prescribed means of releasing it. Yield regulation determines the what, where, and when of the forest harvesting on the managed forest. The main purpose is to provide an…
Forest management is the branch of forestry whose function is the organization of forest property for management and maintenance by ordering in time and place. It includes the various options necessary for the conservation, protection, and improvement of the forest…
Camera trapping refers to the use of digital cameras in order to monitor wildlife and its activities. This technique involves the use of an infrared sensor equipped with a camera to capture any slight changes or movement in the surroundings.…
It may sound a bit interesting as well as weird to know that the influence of social media has hugely affected the market of illegal wildlife trafficking. With the increasing demand for wildlife and wildlife products around the world, the…