CLEAN : Kenya's first National Wildlife Census takes off

The video discusses the importance of data collection and analysis for wildlife management. It highlights the need to understand species distribution and address human-wildlife conflicts. The discussion extends to conservation efforts beyond protected areas, emphasizing the growing encroachment on wildlife habitats. The video concludes with concerns about future challenges in wildlife conservation, including the potential need to fence off protected areas to ensure wildlife safety.

What is the primary purpose of collecting and analyzing wildlife data?

• To reduce the number of wildlife species

• To increase tourism in protected areas

• To understand species distribution and manage human-wildlife conflicts

• To build more zoos

How does data analysis help in wildlife management?

• By promoting urban development

• By reducing the need for conservation efforts

• By providing insights into species distribution and conflict management

• By increasing the number of wildlife species

Why is it significant to extend conservation efforts beyond protected areas?

• To understand wildlife distribution in unprotected regions

• To increase the number of protected areas

• To promote urban development

• To reduce government spending on conservation

What is the role of the national government in wildlife conservation as mentioned in the video?

• To build more zoos

• To promote hunting

• To understand where wildlife is located

• To reduce the number of wildlife species

What is a potential future concern regarding wildlife outside protected areas?

• Wildlife will become more aggressive

• Wildlife will migrate to urban areas

• Wildlife may become extinct outside protected areas

• Wildlife will thrive without human intervention

What is the implication of increasing human encroachment on wildlife areas?

• It improves wildlife habitats

• It leads to more wildlife sanctuaries

• It results in more human-wildlife conflicts

• It decreases the number of wildlife species

What is a potential solution to protect wildlife in the future?

• Fencing off protected areas

• Reducing the number of protected areas

• Increasing urban development

• Promoting hunting