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(Banker, Entomologist) Hon. Nathaniel Charles Rothschild was a prominent English banker and entomologist recognized for his valuable contributions to conservation. In 1915, he created The Rothschild List, which identified 284 sites in Britain suitable for nature reserves. His advocacy for conservation resulted in the formation of numerous wildlife sanctuaries. Rothschild emphasized the significance of safeguarding natural habitats and biodiversity, motivating others to engage in environmental protection efforts. His lasting impact on conservation continues to inspire conservation initiatives today.
