Deforestation, agricultural development, and illegal hunting activities have put various animals on the verge of extinction. This essay will elaborately provide measures to conserve the biodiversity of the living organisms on the planet by positively expanding multiple national parks and preventing poachers from illegally hunting animals.
To begin with, enlarging many national parks will bring numerous significant merits for animals’ existence and overall development. As human activities such as cutting down trees for profitable trade or using pesticides for agriculture have a profound impact on the natural habitat of numerous rare animals, namely tigers or hippopotamuses, it directly affects habitat loss. Building threatened animal protection national reserves will create a native natural environment for the survival and proliferation of many species. According to recent research, for instance, those rare animals protected in national parks can live much longer than those living in the outside native environment.
A proficient avenue in preserving fauna in danger of extinction is to put harsh and strict punishments on illegal poachers. It is highly profitable to sell rare animals through trading, and the potential of selling animals brings many benefits for hunters. These hunters, who have antisocial behaviors, can be harmful to the diversity of species. Therefore, authorities should apply disparate punishments to prevent them from hunting animals. In Australia, for example, those hunters hunting rare animals, namely kangaroos or white rhinos, will be fined up to $10,000 and even sentenced to imprisonment. As a result, this approach will help diversify species.
In conclusion, many animals are on the brink of extinction under human’s adverse impacts. I strongly believe that building many national parks and banning illegal hunting will facilitate the creation of the natural habitat for the overall development and survival of them, as well as the biodiversity of various species.