Introduction to Conservation Management and Application

Ms. Meenakshi Jhanwar

Abstract

Biological conservation management develops and puts into effect plans to sustain or achieve a certain ecological target that is agreed upon by consensus and is mandated by law. It does this by applying ecological evidence and real-world experience. On a grand scale, it is simple to understand that Earth is a single system. There are only so many resources available, and a sizable amount of matter neither leaves nor enters space at the atmosphere-to-space transition. When it comes to matter, our world is largely a closed system, but when it comes to energy, it is an open system.