Module 1 - Introduction

Unit 1 - Introduction

Unit 2 - The Animal Kingdom

Unit 3 - An Introduction to Ecology

Module 2 - Zoos

Unit 4 - What are Zoos?

• 4.1 History and Wildlfie


• 4.2 Types of Zoos


• 4.3 Roles of Zoos

Unit 5 - Zoo Management

• 5.1 Management


• 5.2 Organization


• 5.3 World Zoos

Unit 6 - Caribbean Zoos

Module 3 - Wildlife Management

Unit 7 - Practicing Wildlife Management

Unit 8 - Managing Exploited Species

Unit 9 - Wildlife Pests

Unit 10 - Scarce Wildlife

Unit 11 - Natural Reserves and Parks

Unit 12 - Organization and Funding - Eco-tourism

Unit 13 - The Future

• 13.1 Biodiversity Crisis
• 13.2 Coping Mechanisms

Module 4 - Wildlife Production

Unit 14 - Species Modelling

• 14.1 Animal Production and Physiological States


• 14.2 Wild Animal Production Intensification


• 14.3 Wildlife Farming


• 14.4 Wildlife Conservation Strategies


• 14.5 Wildlife Farming Applied

Unit 15 - Modelling the Agouti

Unit 16 - Modelling the Capybara

Unit 17 - Modelling the Green Iguana

Unit 18 - Modelling the Opossum

Unit 19 - Modelling Aquatic Species

• 19.1 Fish and Aquaculture


• 19.2 Modelling the Cascadura


• 19.3 Modelling the Tilapia

Unit 20 - Modelling the Quenk

• 20.1 What we know about the Quenk


• 20.2 Feeding


• 20.3 Behaviour


• 20.4 Housing


• 20.5 Health maintainance and diseases


• 20.6 Socio-economic factors


• 20.7 Conceptual Model and References

Unit 21 - Modelling the Boa Constrictor

• 21.1 to 21.5 The Production Model


• 21.7 Know More about Snakes

Module 5 - Wildlife and Conservation

Unit 22 - Future Role of Zoos

Unit 23 - International Organisations

Unit 24 - Conservation Philosophies

Unit 25 - Protecting Global Biodiversity

Unit 26 - Wildlife and Human Health

Unit 27 - Wildlife and Livestock Health

Unit 28 - Laws Governing Wildlife

Unit 29 - Utilization in the Neo-tropics

AGLS 6502 Acknowledgements and References

AGLS 6502 Acknowledgements

AGLS 6502 References