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Wildlife Conservation

Wildlife is a term generally used to refer animals that are not domesticated. Just like us, animals also belong to the biosphere. They play an important role in balancing the environment. They also provide stability to many natural processes. In fact, they have evolved in the planet long before us.

The uprising question is, "Why there is a need to protect wildlife today?" Wildlife is important for its beauty, economic, scientific and survival value. It provides useful substances such as ivory, leather, honey, timber etc. Along with animals, we largely depend on forests for our elementary needs. But due to our own greed, we have become the reason for depletion of both the wildlife and the forests.
"The earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed."

In today's world, we have all become very busy. We have our own problems to face and solve. But, we all forget one common problem that has arisen due to the greed of mankind, the global warming.It is a common problem which is faced not only by us, but every living being on the earth. When the temperature started rising a few centuries ago, the earth started losing beautiful creatures like the dodo, sabre-toothed cat, Caribbean monk seal, Tasmanian tiger, Tecopa Pupfish etc. If the situation persists, a few years from now on we will lose a mighty creature called the tiger.

Our country is taking many steps to ensure the safety of tigers and other wildlife animals as well as plants. 'Project Tiger' is a very good example of the wildlife conservation programmes of India. So, let us all minimise our greed to conserve our creed and protect wildlife for the future.

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