A special lecture on "Biodiversity Conservation Strategies" at Kongu College of Arts and Science, Karur-Dt. (21.08.2017).

“Conservation strategies” are four main groups for Biodiversity Wealth. First is maintain landscapes and remove threats from the particular areas in any ecosystem or biomes. Second is reinstating the critical eco-system or particular community. Best example is pollination processes. Third is recover of threatened species from the particular eco-system or from the wildlife eco-system. Fourth is controlling threatened species like adapting the new climate changes. These four strategies are recommended by foreign people. Whereas, in India, so different. Here, there are two types of strategies are followed. One is in-situ conservation. Here, Protected Areas (PA) is superior one. It have many sub-units like National Parks, Sanctuaries and Biosphere Reserves. In another part, ex-situ conservation. Here, Sacred Groves, Seen Bank, Cryopreservation, Zoo and Botanical gardens. From this special lecture, I have stressed the importance of conservation techniques and an individual’s responsibility is also a vital role for conservation process.