Extinction is a natural process

Even though extinction is a natural process, the rate at which it is happening at this time is much faster than that of the natural extinction process. Begin the paper by briefly explaining the role of conservation biology and also why it is important to protect biodiversity, giving specific examples from Chapter 31 of why we should do so. Be sure to exhibit an understanding of why this topic is essential to being a well-educated person in today’s society.
Discuss the main causes of the decline in biodiversity and, in turn, describe some of the general ways recommended in Chapter 31 to protect habitat and increase sustainability. Explain why these methods are probably some of the best methods for success.
Describe how “Queen of the Parasites”, “Saving Sea Turtles”, and “Can Coffee Save Songbirds?” include specific examples of projects to save biodiversity, and explain, from these, why it is very important for local communities to be involved in conservation efforts. (15 points)
In addition, explain ways conservation biology relates to other disciplines outside of science.
Conclude by considering what social and ethical implications must be considered when addressing conservation biology (Examples of social implications may include the impact on policy, business, community structure, economics etc. Ethical implications deal with the overall moral impact of the topic on society.)

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