Flora and fauna declining in number has posed a universal problem that numerous nations have presently encountered. From my reckoning, this phenomenon may spring from certain propellers, including human’s impact, and can be addressed by increasing animal welfare as well as raising social awareness of animal endangerment.
Initially, the global diminution of animals and plants may be a consequence of human intrusion to the natural environment. To elaborate, excessive logging activities accompanied with the occupancy of industrial parks over natural hotspots may breed the destruction of living areas of a host of species, pushing them on the brink of reduction, or even extinction. Furthermore, the detrimental threats can also derive from illegal poachers and exploitation that are likely to put rare species at stake of not getting conservation treatment. Citing an example, a panda protection project has pointed out that roughly half of red pandas, which are in the endangered list have died out due to illicit poaching. Said species may usually be targeted and considered as a luxurious product desired by affluent figures, and the act of selling them may also be facilitated by the lenient legislations concerning natural conservation and punishment for wrong-doings.
However, I believe that several solutions can be conducted with a view to detering plants and animal numbers from decreasing. Apparently, the authorities may play a role in conservation activities, reinforcing the regulations in terms of man-made influence on nature. This can be implemented by intensifying the severity of punishment for nature-harm actions, encompassing damaging natural habitats and captivating rare species outside goverments’ permission. Moreover, to head for putting up national parks or minimizing natural habitats exposure to humans can pave the way for animals and plants to grow and reproduce safely and naturally. Foremostly, consciousness arousing of the importance of such rare species, making up the food sources for daily demands for example, is the key step to alleviate the phenomenon. The populace may fathom the dangers from which plants and animals suffer and how adversely they upset their natural lives, and therefore modify their behaviors.
In closing, non-human species have undergone upturns in number of different levels, due to the citizenry occupying and decaying natural habitats and illegal captivation. It is suggested that solidifying legislations and fuelling social awareness may be the remedies to mitigate this problem.