Imagine a world where there are no trees, where there are dried up rivers, seas and oceans, where the animals are gone and will never come back. Imagine earth without life. Hard to imagine isn’t it? But if you think about it, sooner or later it will happen. The life on earth is slowly deteriorating.
If we lose these characteristics (an animal gets extinct) we might lose another animal, thus decreasing our overall biodiversity. If we lose too much, humans might become endangered as well, for we are part of this earth and its biodiversity. The most important topics that are related to our environment shall be discussed in today’s paper are, the Human impact on the environment, conserving the environment, animal hunting and its negative consequences on the ecosystem. They shall all be discussed, and
This explains that if a species were to come back to the world scientists would have to re-introduce them to their habitats, their food sources, and other animals around them. In conclusion if these old extinction species come back it would be hard to introduce them back to the things they used to know and
Millions of animals and birds cannot withstand such environmental changes; their populations become smaller and, eventually, disappear altogether from the face of the earth. Clumping of debris in the ocean is one of the biggest problems of the world, as it is far from people, no one takes it seriously. So, this research paper is dedicated to such problem as
People have no friends in the world. People will feel boring and can’t work very hard. And then people will die soon. But people have a lot of friend. It has different result.
Habitat destruction or excessive harvesting of particular specie may prove to be a threat to biodiversity conservation. As nature’s presence is linked with the presence of life and thus nature conservation becomes very important to check extinction of species. Thus to keep this beautiful relationship of nature and living organisms it requires a check on the activities which harm nature and poses a challenge. In this paper we will discuss the causes behind biodiversity loss, taking a stand in conservation strategies and concluding with some examples to support. BIODIVERSITY Life on Earth is very ancient.
If we didn’t save the endangered species , the balance in the ecosystem will be affect. Issue from the selected topic Starting from the industrialization of human society , a huge amount of the animal species and plant species are being threatened by the human. People around are putting effort in saving the endangered animal but are given limited resource. In my opinion we should save all the endangered gene in a gene bank so that we would be able se the animal in the future. Habitat loss is by far the most widespread cause of species endangerment.
Biodiversity affects everyone. The losses of biodiversity impinge the environment and diminish its ability to provide for the people now and in the days to come (IAIA 2005). It is well established that biodiversity provides us with several benefits and gives indispensable services. Biodiversity is a source of goods such as food, medicinal drugs and construction materials. It is fundamental for the maintenance of environmental processes and the systems that support life on earth.
Others don 't care, and say it 's not their problem, and that one person can’t change the world. But that’s where they are wrong, one person can change the world, and yes maybe it’s just one little thing, but if more and more people start doing this then it will have a greater effekt. One of the main issues for me is the fact that more and more animal species is coming closer to being extinct. I believe this is an issue, because we humans should not destroy the planet that we live on, and we must not forget that we don 't live on this planet alone. There are many ways to change the fact that we are extincting one animal species after another.
The various perspectives, discussions, position & conclusions on wildlife conservation are depicted in the following available literature: P.S.Jaswal & Nishtha Jaswal in their book “Environmental Law” gave a brief information about the wildlife protection and the law. They stated that conservation of living natural resources- plants, animals & micro-organisms & the non-living elements of the environment on which they depend is crucial for development. Now a day’s a number of animal species are getting extinct. So, in order to conserve and maintain them it is very essential to provide an appropriate environment and support system. The conservation of wildlife is of immense importance to the mankind & people should understand why to conserve wildlife and the different ways in which the wildlife is beneficial to mankind.