Survival Knowledge: Learning from the Wildlife

Coyote is curious, smart and secret animal. They soon learned to use the newly discovered food source. They are often pests, and it is not uncommon to hear them scream between dawn and dusk. When encountering aggressive coyotes, the best way to scare them is to huge sounds such as tapping the pan lightly, shouting, shaking a hand or thing like a stick, or throwing out a small stone on it It is to set up. If you are being harassed by a group of coyotes, please look for big trees or rocks to stand together so that you can block them in front of you.

Throughout history, environmental knowledge was at the center of human survival. Understand forests and wildlife such as plants and animal species, their growth environment and habitat, growth cycle, behavior of animals related to the environment, specific characteristics of plants and animal species, and survival in hunting and gathering society If you can not. And their use (Clarke, 1997, Erskine, 1992). Similarly, the agricultural society depends on a deep understanding of the natural environment and the ecological process of the area, leading to regeneration of soil fertility and environmental resources such as water. Through centuries of interaction with local environments local people have gained a lot of knowledge about their environment. Their knowledge includes not only the environmental resources of the area but also the way to manage them sustainably (Ariga, 1997; Moser, 1993; Snyder and Tadesse, 1995).

During Earth Day 's early celebration, I am a powerful brave explorer to learn about local wildlife, ecology of forest fires, and conservation efforts of the Portal Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary Transfer Habitat Protected Area in Southern California I accompanied the group of. I was asked to provide background information on what the wildlife guards are doing to the local Mojave desert residents and how people are involved in protecting the natural heritage. The Portal Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary is located between the southernmost tip of Antelope Valley and the lively city of Los Angeles. More than 3 million Angelinos are a wonderful wasteland in the western part of the Mojave Desert. This vibrant wildlife region is located in the legendary path of California's legendary Santa Ana Wind and provides an important course on wildfire ecology and reality world, rubber strike roads and protection.