Just a few questions
"The only big cat in Europe is threatened with extinction! Only 35 to 40 Caucasian leopards roam the forests between the Black and Caspian Sea. Please help the WWF to save the last leopard Europe!" (WWF-date 5 / 10)
I wonder: Is
save a population with so few animals actually have? Is not such a massive inbreeding factor expected, which may then lead to serious behavioral disorders? Can you protect a species without also ensure that the endangered prey species be preserved?
Does it ever since a particularly spectacular hanger, to lobby for the preservation of the environment? If it is not without these important species expand, nature reserves and to network and replant forests again? Can we order the local people to prey on leopard, when they break due to lack of natural prey, their livestock? Would
over 160 representatives from all the Caucasian countries across national boundaries and areas of conflict across be used together and work just as if it were a rather inconspicuous manner as the muskrat? Or even a "pest" as the wild boar? Or an animal that may have been incurred even from the hardship that people?
And how much wood swallows actually this huge advertising campaign to save the Caucasus leopard, with its dozens of flyers, mailings, billboards, etc.?
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