Eco-Tourism And Wildlife Management Project Topics & Research Materials (PDF & DOC)
Browse over 14 Eco-Tourism And Wildlife Management project topics and complete research materials for B.Sc, HND, ND, and postgraduate students. All topics are well-researched and suitable for Nigerian universities and polytechnics :- ✔ Chapters 1–5 available
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1) Assessment Of Artificial Waterholes In Zugurma Sector Of Kainji Lake National Park
The most recent management plan of Kainji Lake National Park recommended the creation of artificial waterholes to minimize the effects of water shortage and also to prevent animals from straying away to the surrounding settlements in search of water. Assessment of artificial waterholes in Zugurma sector of Kainji Lake National Park was... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0014
- Pages:40
2) Assessment Of The Artificial Water Holes At Zugurma Sector Of Kainji Lake National Park
The most recent management plan of Kainji Lake National Park recommended the creation of artificial waterholes to minimize the effects of water shortage and also to prevent animals from straying away to the surrounding settlements in search of water. Assessment of artificial waterholes in Zugurma sector of Kainji Lake National Park was... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0013
- Pages:40
3) Assessment Of Habitat Species Management Area For Kob (kobus Kob - Erxleben, 1777) In Kainji Lake National Park
INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Information The concept of habitat is a cornerstone in the management of wildlife (Krausman, 1999). Wildlife habitat is the physical environment where an animal lives and that provides the necessities of life which are food, water, cover and space.... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0012
- Pages:42
4) Assessment Of Ecotourism Resources In Prof. Afolayan Wildlife Park, Futa
Ecotourism resources are natural and cultural features that attract visitors, such a s landscapes, endemic and rare flora and fauna, cultural festivals and historic monuments. Endowment of any site with natural attractive features is one of the important indicators of a successful development of ecotourism, as simulation of ecotourism... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0011
- Pages:69
5) Abundance And Distibution Of Squirrel In Fcwm New Bussa, Niger State, Nigeria.
The study was conducted on the abundance and the distribution of squirrel in federal college of wildlife management, by identifying the types, abundance and the distribution of squirrel species utilizing the study area. Four randomly selected plots 200m each were established in the college estate namely, Farm land area... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0010
- Pages:35
6) Cattle Egret Association With Cattle Within Funaab
Looking at the mutual benefit (Symbiosis) of cattle egrets and cattle, their feeding mode and all characteristics that make them a great kind of bird.... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0009
- Pages:36
7) Implication (project)
This study examined implications of Visitors’ Perception, Reaction on the management of zoological gardens; a case study of University of Ilorin zoo, Nigeria. Structured questionnaire was designed to elicit relevant information on the socio-economic characteristics of respondents, perception and motivation of visitors to the zoological... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0008
- Pages:67
8) Tax Policies And Performance Of Small Scale Business Enterprises In Makindye Division A Case Study Luwafu Parish.
~ax policies that are set by government and tax authorities have influenced small business not nly in Kampala district but also world over. This research looks at how tax policies have ffected performance of small businesses in Kampala District, taking Luwafu Parish, Makindye ivision as focus of study. The study has been presented chapter... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0007
- Pages:57
9) Assessment Of Habitat Species Management Area For Kob (kobus Kob - Erxleben, 1777) In Kainji Lake National Park
INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Information The concept of habitat is a cornerstone in the management of wildlife (Krausman, 1999). Wildlife habitat is the physical environment where an animal lives and that provides the necessities of life which are food, water, cover and space. Each species require a particular habitat or the space, food, shelter... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0005
- Pages:42
10) Assessment Of Ecotourism Resources In Prof. Afolayan Wildlife Park, Futa
Ecotourism resources are natural and cultural features that attract visitors, such a s landscapes, endemic and rare flora and fauna, cultural festivals and historic monuments. Endowment of any site with natural attractive features is one of the important indicators of a successful development of ecotourism, as simulation of ecotourism... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0006
- Pages:69
11) Implication (project)
This study examined implications of Visitors’ Perception, Reaction on the management of zoological gardens; a case study of University of Ilorin zoo, Nigeria. Structured questionnaire was designed to elicit relevant information on the socio-economic characteristics of respondents, perception and motivation of visitors to the zoological... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0004
- Pages:67
12) Abundance And Distibution Of Squirrel In Fcwm New Bussa, Niger State, Nigeria.
The study was conducted on the abundance and the distribution of squirrel in federal college of wildlife management, by identifying the types, abundance and the distribution of squirrel species utilizing the study area. Four randomly selected plots 200m each were established in the college estate namely, Farm land area (plot 1) Mini zoo... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0003
- Pages:35
13) Assessment Of Artificial Waterholes In Zugurma Sector Of Kainji Lake National Park
The most recent management plan of Kainji Lake National Park recommended the creation of artificial waterholes to minimize the effects of water shortage and also to prevent animals from straying away to the surrounding settlements in search of water. Assessment of artificial waterholes in Zugurma sector of Kainji Lake National Park was... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0001
- Pages:40
14) Assessment Of The Artificial Water Holes At Zugurma Sector Of Kainji Lake National Park
The most recent management plan of Kainji Lake National Park recommended the creation of artificial waterholes to minimize the effects of water shortage and also to prevent animals from straying away to the surrounding settlements in search of water. Assessment of artificial waterholes in Zugurma sector of Kainji Lake National Park was... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:EWM0002
- Pages:40
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