Some people argue that money should be spent on human needs rather than on animal species’ protection and preservation. In my opinion, both these areas are so crucial that it would certainly impossible to choose one over another.
Money and time should be allowed to spend in the protection of wild animals and endangered species in particular. As stewards of the animal kingdom, we as human have a duty to treat other animals humanely. However, this duty has been usually undermined by the acts of profit-driven and outlaw poachers. Secondly, animals have an important role to play in human survival. Being at the top of the food chain would bring no benefits if all kinds of animal died out since there would be nothing left to serve human purposes of food, entertainment or means of production and so on.
There are many parts of the world where our fellow human is desperately expecting our help. Starvation and famine have taken millions’ lives and there some places where basic sanitation means and medicines are still of a luxury that most people cannot afford. Financial aids should be directed towards these regions rather than the welfare of our more distant relatives. In addition, we are faced with more serious existential issues which climate change brings. Earthquakes, tropical floods and droughts happening in a more frequent basic caused serious damages to the property and human lives. Sending disaster relief to help minimize such disastrous consequences would be a more sensible way forward.
In conclusion, although there are always urgent needs around the world, we can deny our responsibility to other animal species and the importance of them in our lives. It is a job of government to distribute resources and effort more appropriately and effectively.
Some
people
argue that money should
be spent
on
human
needs
rather
than on
animal
species’ protection and preservation. In my opinion, both these areas are
so
crucial that it would
certainly
impossible to choose one over another.
Money and time should be
allowed
to spend in the protection of wild
animals
and endangered species
in particular
. As stewards of the
animal
kingdom, we as
human
have a duty to treat other
animals
humanely
.
However
, this duty has been
usually
undermined by the acts of profit-driven and outlaw poachers.
Secondly
,
animals
have an
important
role to play in
human
survival. Being at the top of the food chain would bring no benefits if all kinds of
animal
died
out since there would be nothing
left
to serve
human
purposes of food, entertainment or means of production and
so
on.
There are
many
parts of the world where our fellow
human
is
desperately
expecting our
help
. Starvation and famine have taken millions’
lives
and there
some
places where basic sanitation means and medicines are
still
of a luxury that most
people
cannot afford. Financial aids should
be directed
towards these regions
rather
than the welfare of our more distant relatives.
In addition
, we
are faced
with more serious existential issues which climate
change
brings. Earthquakes, tropical floods and droughts happening in a more frequent basic caused serious damages to the property and
human
lives
. Sending disaster relief to
help
minimize such disastrous consequences would be a more sensible way forward.
In conclusion
, although there are always urgent needs around the world, we can deny our responsibility to other
animal
species and the importance of them in our
lives
. It is a job of
government
to distribute resources and effort more
appropriately
and
effectively
.