Assessment of Wildlife Health: An Non-invasive Method - Gupta, Varsha
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From last few decades urbanization, industrialization generated pollution, global warming which led the human civilization right to the doorsteps to the natural habitats.This study helps to identify the health of wildlife living in protected areas like wildlife sanctuaries, reserves, national parks, zoological gardens. The method of sacrificing or killing of animals may seem more scientific is certainly ethically unsound. Given the concern for loss of animal, lives for scientific investigation, there is an urgent need for developing biological indicator which will not involve killing of…mehr

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From last few decades urbanization, industrialization generated pollution, global warming which led the human civilization right to the doorsteps to the natural habitats.This study helps to identify the health of wildlife living in protected areas like wildlife sanctuaries, reserves, national parks, zoological gardens. The method of sacrificing or killing of animals may seem more scientific is certainly ethically unsound. Given the concern for loss of animal, lives for scientific investigation, there is an urgent need for developing biological indicator which will not involve killing of animals. To overcome this problem it was proposed to use feces / scat / fecal matter, horns, bones, hair as bio-indicators or bio-markers to study the gross exposure to heavy metal. It also supports in field to conserve biodiversity on global level.
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O Dr. Varsha Gupta, Ph.D. trabalha como Professor Associado no Departamento de Microbiologia na Universidade do JECRC, Jaipur. Ela está a monitorizar vários contaminantes ambientais, especialmente desenvolvendo métodos não invasivos para avaliar a poluição ambiental. Ela está a estudar vários bio-indicadores ecológicos, biológicos e moleculares para conservar a nossa vida selvagem.