Wildlife Conservation | Explained in 3 Minutes #04

The video discusses various threats like climate change and illegal wildlife trade affecting wildlife species. It emphasizes that wildlife conservation is not just about survival but also involves educating people to live harmoniously with nature. The concept of wildlife conservation is divided into in-situ and ex-situ strategies. A successful example is the Singapore hornbill project, which helped increase the population of the once-endangered Oriental hornbill through artificial nest boxes. Furthermore, Singapore has five guiding principles for wildlife conservation that include establishing nature corridors, protecting biodiversity, and implementing policies like the Saving Chek Jawa initiative, which prevented land reclamation in ecologically sensitive areas. Continuous study, science education, and partnership among stakeholders are also highlighted as crucial for effective wildlife conservation. Overall, by protecting wildlife and ecosystems, Singapore aims to ensure a greener future for subsequent generations.