Conservation plan for extension wild animals ( Tigers, Lions, Wild cats)
Term Paper
Your term paper should comprise an overall account of the issue you are discussing. The topic chosen is: conservation plan for extension wild animals ( tigers, lions, wild cats)
A critical review of previous work related to the subject and a thorough research of the main issues related to your topic must be included. Your research has to be based on scientific articles. You can use other sources as basic references, but you always have to back your information with journal articles (peer-reviewed)
Specifically, your paper must be built along the following structure:
· Title Page (sample)
· Table of Contents (including bibliography, appendices, etc.)
· Introduction
· Body of term paper
· Summary, Conclusions
· Bibliography or References
· Appendices
Production of term paper
The text must be double-spaced except for footnotes, figure captions and quotations of five lines or more that should be single-spaced. The inside margin (left) should be 3.8 cm. or 1 1/2 inches; other margins 2.5 cm. or 1 inch. This applies to figures and tabulations as well. Ornate type styles are not acceptable. Italics may be used only for emphasis, or where appropriate (e.g. scientific names).
The same type font and size must appear throughout. A standard font, of at least 11-12 points is required, but a smaller type size may be used for graphs, formulas, and appendices. Sheet size is 21.5 x 28 cm. (8 1/2 x 11 inches). The style of references must be consistent throughout the dissertation.
The paper must follow a specific format and part of your mark will be related to that. You have to follow the format of the Canadian Journal of Zoology (look at the authors guidelines). This work will help you to get prepared how to submit grant request, articles, reports, etc. As senior students, I expect a high level of professionalism in the work and well-researched information.
Length:
Paper: 6-10 pages (excluding title page, table of content, references and appendices)
Oral Presentation: 15-20 minutes (+ a question period from 5 to 10 min)
