Nowadays, plenty of flora and fauna are demised because of humans’ activities. Nations might be informed why these creatures’ safety are endangered for many decades, but the lack of enough information and a shortage of budget may be the leading reasons why this issue has not been addressed. I personally believe that governments should take responsibility more to solve it.
To begin with, one important reason is that people are not appropriately notified via media. Clearly, the best source of information is news or some documentary programmes shown on television or the Internet; however, unfortunately, their coverage is not sufficient. In particular, billions of fishes died in Persian Gulf Sea during Iran-Iraq war from 1982 to 1989 due to oil spillage, while no organisation became responsible in giving enough data to people. Had citizens of Iran known more about it, more practical implementations would have applied by the related organisations or individuals. Therefore, to solve similar accidents, it is essential that the local media work more closely with the related sectors to inform viewers and find more phenomenal solutions to prohibit such devastating environmental disasters.
Another factor is scarce of the needed funds for having better proactive strategies. Obviously, to raise the safety of wildlife, administrations must spend a remarkable amount of money to protect vegetations or animals. For example, the US government was better to escalate the funds needed for the protection of extinct mammals which were hunted by poachers during last three decades. As a result, international organisations should value more livestock and plants and push state authorities to spend more money on the protection of these creatures.
In conclusion, although nations know about the extinction of live creatures, more actions are needed. From my perspective, each medium must expose more the consequences of this problem to the public than before, and international organisations must be more active to elevate the needed funds for expansion of this protection. 
Nowadays,  
plenty of flora
 and fauna  
are demised
  because
 of humans’ activities. Nations might  
be informed
 why these creatures’ safety  
are endangered
 for  
many
 decades,  
but
 the lack of  
enough
 information and a shortage of budget may be the leading reasons why this issue has not  
been addressed
. I  
personally
 believe that  
governments
 should take responsibility more to solve it.
To  
begin
 with, one  
important
 reason is that  
people
 are not  
appropriately
 notified via media.  
Clearly
, the best source of information is news or  
some
 documentary  
programmes
 shown on television or the Internet;  
however
, unfortunately, their coverage is not sufficient.  
In particular
, billions of fishes  
died
 in Persian Gulf Sea during Iran-Iraq war from 1982 to 1989 due to oil spillage, while no  
organisation
 became responsible in giving  
enough
 data to  
people
. Had citizens of Iran known more about it, more practical implementations would have applied by the related  
organisations
 or individuals.  
Therefore
, to solve similar accidents, it is essential that the local media work more  
closely
 with the related sectors to inform viewers and find more phenomenal solutions to prohibit such devastating environmental disasters.
Another factor is scarce of the  
needed
 funds for having better proactive strategies.  
Obviously
, to raise the safety of wildlife, administrations  
must
 spend a remarkable amount of money to protect  
vegetations
 or animals.  
For example
, the US  
government
 was better to escalate the funds  
needed
 for the protection of extinct mammals which  
were hunted
 by poachers during last three decades.  
As a result
, international  
organisations
 should value more livestock and plants and push state authorities to spend more money on the protection of these creatures. 
In conclusion
, although nations know about the extinction of  
live
 creatures, more actions are  
needed
. From my perspective, each medium  
must
 expose more the consequences of this problem to the public than  
before
, and international  
organisations
  must
 be more active to elevate the  
needed
 funds for expansion of this protection.