Comments on an Interdisciplinary Social Science Approach for Conservation Administration.

The article reports on the study which assesses the utilization of conservation administration as a social science approach to address the several problems affecting the environment. It provides an evaluation on how animal behavior and ecology contribute to the development of problems affecting the environment, including anthropology, geography and political science. A discussion of the case study conducted at the Rocky Mountain National Park is also presented. It reveals that conservation administration plays significant role in identifying the various factors that will help promote the conservation of natural resources.