Wednesday, May 29, 2013

mini report - Houbara's hunting


Text 1:

1 – Houbara that were kept for breeding and released has been increases.
2- Conservationists warn about the nontraditional practices by falconers.
2- Falconers must stick to sustainable practices to let Houbara survive.
3- the method of training falcon has changed, but are still in demand.
4- Houbaras are not a natural target for falcons, but will hunt them as a part of training program
5- Survey done by the IFHC was done with falconers.

Text 2:

1- The target of increasing number of houbara released were exceeded.
2- Educate students or young falconers in schools.
3- The number of houbara's decreased because of building new lands for city development.
 4- IFHC conducting survey.








Houbara's hunting is one of the major problems caused by falconers because they are hunting extinction animal. IFHC increases the number of Houbara that were released. Conservationists warn about the nontraditional practices by falconers, were the Houbara's are not a natural target for falcons, but will hunt them as a part of training program. Therefore the falconers must stick to sustainable practices to let Houbara survive. Survey was done by IFHC with the falconers to solve the problem. Then the target of increasing number of houbara released was exceeded. They improved the young falconers in middle and primary schools by educating who is interesting in Houbara. In the other hand, the number of Houbara's decreased because of building new lands for city development and hunting.
Word count : 125
Refrences :

- Zacharias, A. (2012, September 7). Falconers try to help houbara survival - The National. Latest and breaking news | thenational.ae - The National. Retrieved March 17, 2013, from http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/environment/falconers-try-to-help-houbara-survival

-Altaher, N. (n.d.). Release target for Asian Houbara exceeded. Gulf News. Retrieved September 6, 2012, from gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/general/release-target-for-asian-houbara-exceeded-1.1070953   





































  

  






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