It is undeniable that various species of animals and plants are facing extinction, impacting human life and our surroundings. To find potential solutions for this issue, we need to determine its causes.
Personally, the primary reason is hunting extensively, on the surface and in the ocean. A long time ago, this Earth had a diverse ecosystem, but when people appeared, everything changed. They hunted big animals such as lions, elephants, panthers, and tigers for money and illegal benefits. Furthermore, agriculture’s development also has threatened the habitats of various animals and environments for living, destroying a lot of trees. While people have gained plenty of goods and large benefits, animals and plants have been seriously influenced, leading to extinction. Additionally, climate change has occurred, creating disasters annually that kill millions of animals and forests. Wildfires in Australia are a specific example. A year ago, when the wildfire appeared, a lot of kangaroos were killed and turned into ashes. That was a profound sadness. Hundreds of species of fish were dead because of polluted water. If governments and individuals ignore these issues, our planet will be devastated and deforested.
Implementing robust policies to restrict hunting extensively and protect the environment is a potential solution that governments should consider. Once regulations are established, the public will follow and be aware of their behaviors. Besides, authorities can also invest in preserving national forests or beaches by providing budgets for non-profit organizations. These organizations have scientists, doctors, and volunteers who are saving extinct animals and plants.
Finally, in this technological era and with industry advancements, we can utilize the power of communication to encourage residents in protecting animals, plants, and our environment. That is also the way we save our life from extinction.
In summary, there are a lot of reasons to explain why some species of animals and plants are facing extinction. However, we can apply practical solutions to save them. As long as we act, they can be preserved.