It is argued that more capital should be invested in safeguarding the species which are close to extinction, while others believe that it is a misuse of worthy money. This essay disagrees that protecting endangered species is a waste of valuable funds as humankind has a big responsibility on its shoulders to protect the wild animals on the verge of facing extinction and the allocation of funds can be wisely planned.
The protection of wild animals must be a basic responsibility for humanity. Firstly, every living being on the planet is equally important to maintain ecological balance. This is to say that the ecosystem is well balanced with the existence of all species on earth. If the endangered species are not protected, this could lead to an ecological crisis. For example, if Japan did not halt whale hunting this could result in the extinction of whales and which in return would create a huge impact on ocean life and fish stocks, on which many people depend for a living.
Smart expenditure of funds is very crucial when we have a tough economic crisis. The wildlife reserves could be a solution to this phenomenon, where wild animals will have a safe habitat and at the same time, these wildlife reserves or sanctuaries could generate income from visitors. This could also generate jobs, revenue and protect wild animals from poaching. For example, the Gir national park was originated to protect the endangered West Bengal tigers, which were close to facing extinction due to poaching. Now there is an exponential rise in the number of tigers as they are in a protected environment and this National Park has the most numbers of visitors in the country.
In conclusion, the red list of endangered species should be the main interest of mankind to maintain an ecological balance on earth and creative solutions should be encouraged to plan the economic resources which protect the wildlife and benefit the governments. 
It  
is argued
 that more capital should  
be invested
 in safeguarding the species which are close to  
extinction
, while others believe that it is a misuse of worthy money. This essay disagrees that protecting  
endangered
 species is a waste of valuable funds as humankind has a  
big
 responsibility on its shoulders to  
protect
 the wild  
animals
 on the verge of facing  
extinction
 and the allocation of funds can be  
wisely
 planned.
The protection of wild  
animals
  must
 be a basic responsibility for humanity.  
Firstly
, every living being on the planet is  
equally
  important
 to maintain ecological balance. This is to say that the ecosystem is  
well balanced
 with the existence of all species on earth. If the  
endangered
 species are not protected, this could lead to an ecological crisis.  
For example
, if Japan did not halt whale hunting this could result in the  
extinction
 of whales and which in return would create a huge impact on ocean life and fish stocks, on which  
many
  people
 depend for a living.
Smart expenditure of funds is  
very
 crucial when we have a tough economic crisis. The wildlife reserves could be a solution to this phenomenon, where wild  
animals
 will have a safe habitat and at the same time, these wildlife reserves or sanctuaries could generate income from visitors. This could  
also
 generate jobs, revenue and  
protect
 wild  
animals
 from poaching.  
For example
, the  
Gir
 national park  
was originated
 to  
protect
 the  
endangered
 West Bengal tigers, which were close to facing  
extinction
 due to poaching.  
Now
 there is an exponential rise in the number of tigers as they are in a protected environment and this National Park has the most numbers of visitors in the country. 
In conclusion
, the red list of  
endangered
 species should be the main interest of mankind to maintain an ecological balance on earth and creative solutions should  
be encouraged
 to plan the economic resources which  
protect
 the wildlife and benefit the  
governments
.