Protecting endangered species will make a difference in humans life (0)

Protecting endangered species will make a difference in humans ’ life
In the nature of humankind it is natural to hunt animals . However, nowadays hunting endangered species will make humans be just killers , because it is not necessary to kill something just to have a trophy on the wall at home. People can be proud of what they have done , but decreasing the population of a species largely will cause the specific animal breed to go extinct faster than it would happen via natural causes . Therefore , humans should stop hunting endangered species to slow down their extinction , as these species offer balance in the wildlife , are used without purpose in medicine , and may even reduce poverty .
Species on the brink of extinction affect us more than we realize. Sure , pandas are cute , and rhinos are fun to look at, but is there anything more to that? All animals and plants form a very important part of our ecosystem that also includes our lands and waters . Remove one part from the environment and damage will be done. For example, after the last wolves were killed in Yellowstone Park in 1926, problems began to emerge. During the 70 years before wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone Park there were many problems with the rise in deer population, conditions of the park were impaired by erosionding land and eradicating all kind of greenery. In 1995, the reintroduction of the wolves fixed the problems. The natural situation was restoredadvanced, new species appeared and the deer population was got under the control . Therefore, all animals are important to our environment and if one of the species goesis going to extinct, then the whole natural ecosystem will be disheveled. It will affect humans as well because we are a part of wildlife. Animals and plants benefit us just by being there. These benefits, whichthat are called "ecosystem services ", which most of us take for granted . Some of these services are obvious; fFor instance , there are the plants and animals that we eat. Meanwhile , photosynthetic plankton in the sea and green plants, provide us with the oxygen we breathe. If those things disappear humans will lose physical goods in their life.
From a lot of different animal species that are in a danger of extinction we, humans, get the medicine that cures will cure our sicknesses. The use of animal parts in traditional medicine can also contribute to a species’ decline, despite there being no real evidence of the efficacy of these treatments. The rarity of a creature does not protect it from being killed in the name of “medicine”; it just raises the market price and by that humankind is destroying its own environment. We do not know are the parts of the animals that are used in the medicine actually helpful to us. There is no proof that those things will help us with our ailments. There is no solid evidence to prove it. And we still inside of each one mind never think do we actually need that medicine thatwhat has taken an endangered animal’s life. An innocent life of an animal, that could live many long years and be useful to nature and society some other way, for example, reduce poverty. If humankind and scientists are not absolutely sure does it pay off to use the substances in medicine, then why do we keep making money out of it. It is not right to sacrifice endangered species for something that is not useful and just makes the companies money.
Saving endangered species like pandas, gorillas and tigers helps reduce poverty and improve the lives of local communities. Ginette Hemley, who is World Wildlife Fund senior vice president has said: “Problems that threaten species like the destruction of habitats and natural resources often contribute to poverty.” So with protecting the threatened species, poverty can be reduced. For example, according to the report of World Wildlife Fund, some ecotourism projects based on the observation of species in the wild - such as marine turtles, pandas and mountain gorillas in the wild -generate significant amounts of money for communities. Applying knowledge of species’ movements in and across habitats can help implement such sustainable land-use planning . Only with that one fact there is proof that protecting endangered species can help reduce poverty in many places of the world. When we read the World Wildlife Fund report even further, there are more significant things that have happened and been useful to poor areas in the world, for instance, in the Indian village of Farida, a World Wildlife Fund awareness-raising program aimed at conserving the rare Ganges river dolphin helped the community to address critical basic needs such as clean water. After five years, the number of families below the poverty line significantly declined. We have proof, that helping and protecting endangered species makes things better for the poor parts of the world. From alive endangered species like dolphins , mountain gorillas, pandas or rhinoceros can help protect some land areas for people to use, get fresh water or outgrow money for one region to grow and find a way out of the poverty.
In the nature of humankind it is natural to hunt animals and use some of the animal substances in medicine. But we do not need to do it because we do not know is using animals useful or not. We know only little steps that has been done to protect endangered species and how it helps the world, but not the whole big perspective of the thing . There is proof that endangered species help the world to be better place only if people do everything for animals. We need to protect them because otherwise soon there will not be anything left of humans’ humanity and animals. If we keep doing the cruel actions, we will destroy our chance for better life.