Nowadays many wild species are facing the threat of going extinct due to excessive hunting and human damage to their habitats. There are several measures which can be taken both by governments and individuals to tackle this issue.
First of all, over-hunting and poaching have caused a significant decline in the number of wild animals in the ecosystem. Many reckless people are killing them, not as an act of self-defence but as a pastime. For example, many wealthy hunters are spending thousands of pounds on travelling to Africa and shoot wild animals in safaris. One solution to tackle this issue is to educate people on not to take part in illegal hunting since it has detrimental effects on wildlife. What is more, governments can implement rules for hunting and also have close observation of the hunters to check if they obey the rules. If these steps are not taken, many endangered species can go extinct, and the loss of biodiversity might be inevitable.
Another reason for animals to be in danger of extinction is that many habitats are deforested by governments so as to build more houses for the rising population in their countries. As the number of people in the world inclining, nations are trying to create more space for people to settle down. If governments cannot stop cutting down the trees near large city centres, they should build national parks and breeding farms in outer regions of the country. By doing this, not only will they have a place for citizens to live in, but also they will protect animals from dying off. Take China as a prime example, when the Chinese civil servants had noticed that pandas were on the edge of elimination by the public, they ordered instruction of special farms so they can rapidly increase the number of pandas by some special breeding techniques.
In conclusion, hunting in large quantities and destroying the habitats of animals are causing some species to fade away. However, when governments and individuals of society take some steps, they can reverse this trend.
Nowadays
many
wild species are facing the threat of going extinct due to excessive
hunting
and human damage to their habitats. There are several measures which can
be taken
both by
governments
and individuals to tackle this issue.
First of all
, over-hunting and poaching have caused a significant decline in the number of wild
animals
in the ecosystem.
Many
reckless
people
are killing them, not as an act of
self-defence
but
as a pastime.
For example
,
many
wealthy hunters are spending thousands of pounds on travelling to Africa and shoot wild
animals
in safaris. One solution to tackle this issue is to educate
people
on not to
take part
in illegal
hunting
since it has detrimental effects on wildlife.
What is more
,
governments
can implement
rules
for
hunting
and
also
have close observation of the hunters to
check
if they obey the
rules
. If these steps are not taken,
many
endangered species can go extinct, and the loss of biodiversity might be inevitable.
Another reason for
animals
to be in
danger
of extinction is that
many
habitats
are deforested
by
governments
so as to
build more
houses
for the rising population in their countries. As the number of
people
in the world inclining, nations are trying to create more space for
people
to settle down. If
governments
cannot
stop
cutting down the trees near large city
centres
, they should build national parks and breeding farms in outer regions of the country. By doing this, not
only
will they have a place for citizens to
live
in,
but
also
they will protect
animals
from dying off. Take China as a prime example, when the Chinese civil servants had noticed that pandas were on the edge of elimination by the public, they ordered instruction of special farms
so
they can
rapidly
increase the number of pandas by
some
special breeding techniques.
In conclusion
,
hunting
in large quantities and destroying the habitats of
animals
are causing
some
species to fade away.
However
, when
governments
and individuals of society take
some
steps, they can reverse this trend.