Wildlife and Human Coexistence in India

What is the main focus of Dr. Christie Currant's work?

• Developing new species of plants

• Building wildlife sanctuaries

• Resolving conflicts between humans and animals

• Studying marine life

What challenge does India face in terms of land use for wildlife?

• Over 50% of land is reserved for wildlife

• Less than 5% of land is set aside for wildlife

• All land is used for agriculture

• There is no land reserved for wildlife

What are some consequences of human-wildlife conflict mentioned in the video?

• Increased tourism

• More job opportunities

• Improved infrastructure

• Crop loss and livestock predation

What is the purpose of the Wild Seve program?

• To provide free veterinary services

• To train animals for entertainment

• To build new wildlife reserves

• To offer a toll-free number for reporting wildlife conflicts

How does the Wild Shale program aim to help children?

• By training them in agriculture

• By instilling empathy for wildlife

• By providing scholarships for college

• By teaching them to hunt

What is the focus of the Wild Surakshay program?

• Training animals for circus acts

• Promoting wildlife tourism

• Educating about zoonotic diseases

• Building new zoos

What is a significant outcome of the Wild Shale program?

• Increased fear of wildlife among children

• Greater empathy and care for wildlife

• More children becoming hunters

• Decreased interest in wildlife

What role do women play in wildlife conservation according to the video?

• They are not involved

• They are leading many conservation efforts

• They only work in administrative roles

• They focus on marine conservation

What is one of the key tools mentioned for promoting wildlife conservation?

• Increasing hunting licenses

• Developing new animal species

• Building more zoos

• Storytelling

What is a major theme of the video regarding human activities?

• They have no impact on wildlife

• They can cause long-term global impacts

• They are beneficial for all species

• They only affect local environments