Saving Endangered Species With Real Estate Development The Conservation Biology Real Estate ... Book

Since I wrote a patent pending on the concept there will be no copycat authors.

With a growing population of 6 billion people, I am offering a solution where humans can live, work and play, while permanently protecting the natural world motivated by economic wealth.

The concept can immediately save the panda from extinction, permanently save the tiger in the wild, reintroduce the cougar and the wolf back to the Northeast United States, create a habitat in the wild for a reincarnated woolly mammoth, connect isolated habitats, recreate habitats including forests, wetlands and fisheries. Other benefits include: enriching 3rd world nations with a new kind of ecotourism, saving the rain forest, protecting the ozone layer, enticing real estate developers to save and recreate wildlife ecosystems motivated by economic wealth, a plan to reintroduce in the wild any extinct in the wild species near major human populations, eliminate bushmeat hunting replaced with agriculture, increase funding for biology research and wildlife management, not only save all species but the complete ecosystems' biodiversity, increase animals population densities to historic levels, change the optimal economic solution from destroying wildlife habitats to preservation, and give the masses a new appreciation for wildlife. Proceeds can be used for wildlife management, research, restoration of destroyed habitats, creating habitats for endangered plants, animal breeding programs, purchases of additional conservation areas, target specific species and habitats, etc.

I analyze the concept from several different viewpoints: biodiversity conservation, over hunting, targeting specific species such as the panda and tiger, recreating nature to what it once was, animal ranges, small island effect, insects, snakes, disease, real estate development strategies, target markets, residential, commercial, urban sprawl, density, entertainment development, tourist attractions, construction and engineering challenges, natural disasters, building standards, sociology, enriching third world nations, business, economics, variations of the concept including greenhouses, migration trails, cage walking trails, rivers going underneath, basement aquarium walls, and finally making this dream a reality.