With the increase in human population, its actions have had detrimental effects on the animals’ and plants’ species. While some people believe that the damage to the ecosystem cannot be undone, others argue that it is still not too late for corrective measures. In my opinion, national governments still have some chance to rescue the deteriorating ecological system by limiting illegal human activities and learning the concept of coexistence.
On the one hand, many assert that humans have done an irreversible damage to the entire ecosystem. The deforestation has permanently taken away the natural habitat of many species which has put the existence of the entire ecological community in jeopardy. For instance, a recent report generated by NATGEO currently has suggested that nearly two thousand endangered species of plants and animals went extinct in the Amazon rainforest as a result of deforestation in the last decade. Thus, humans have no way to bring back that has been lost.
On the other hand, many believe that we still have time for corrective actions, and I agree the ecosystem is still capable of recovering itself if human beings control their activities. Firstly, national governments should play a key role in preserving the natural habitats of endangered wildlife. This could be initiated by banning animal hunting for trade benefits such as killings of elephants for ivory. For instance, the kingdom of Saudi Arabia has recently declared a jungle as the Desert Wildlife Sanctuary in which human interference is strictly prohibited. Secondly, humans should learn to live in harmony with wildlife. For example, if people cut trees for energy requirement, they should also plant trees at the same time to give a chance to the nature to recover itself.
In conclusion, some strict rules and regulations are required and to obey them to improve the quality of life for every creature of this earth. We still have a chance to minimize the negative impact of human activities on plants and animals.
With the increase in
human
population, its actions have had detrimental effects on the
animals’
and
plants’
species. While
some
people
believe that the damage to the ecosystem cannot be undone, others argue that it is
still
not too late for corrective measures. In my opinion, national
governments
still
have
some
chance to rescue the deteriorating ecological system by limiting illegal
human
activities and learning the concept of coexistence.
On the one hand,
many
assert that
humans
have done
an irreversible damage
to the entire ecosystem. The deforestation has
permanently
taken away the natural habitat of
many
species which has put the existence of the entire ecological community in jeopardy.
For instance
, a recent report generated by
NATGEO
currently
has suggested that
nearly
two thousand endangered species of
plants
and
animals
went extinct in the Amazon rainforest
as a result
of deforestation in the last decade.
Thus
,
humans
have no way to bring back that has
been lost
.
On the other hand
,
many
believe that we
still
have time for corrective actions, and I
agree
the ecosystem is
still
capable of recovering itself if
human
beings control their activities.
Firstly
, national
governments
should play a key role in preserving the natural habitats of endangered wildlife. This could
be initiated
by banning
animal
hunting for trade benefits such as killings of elephants for ivory.
For instance
, the kingdom of Saudi Arabia has recently declared a jungle as the Desert Wildlife Sanctuary in which
human
interference is
strictly
prohibited.
Secondly
,
humans
should learn to
live
in harmony with wildlife.
For example
, if
people
cut
trees for energy requirement, they should
also
plant
trees at the same time to give a chance to the nature to recover itself.
In conclusion
,
some
strict
rules
and regulations
are required
and to obey them to
improve
the quality of life for every creature of this earth. We
still
have a chance to minimize the
negative
impact of
human
activities on
plants
and
animals
.