Some environmentalists have advocated building wildlife sanctuaries to protect endangered species. Discuss the Advantages and disadvantages of doing this.

Some nature lovers have suggested building living temple (wildlife reserve) to secure endangered species.
Firstly
, we discuss about the advantages of building body shrine
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Accept space
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body reserve
,
Accept space
,
shelter
home
for animals) to protect the animals.
Secondly
, we illustrate about the disadvantages of constructing these altars. The major advantage of developing survival shrine would be to provide a protection for wild animals.They will get their
home which
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home, which
is taken from them due to human civilisation.
In addition
, it can help massively in becoming a foundation for providing herbal medicines as there are many trees, plants, shrubs whose leaves have herbal properties which can only grow in wildlife reserves. Another positive impact is that it would help in protecting the environment from global warming due to afforestation.
For example
, recently the Telangana government has passed a bill to construct a wildlife reserve on the outskirts of the city which would provide shelter for wild animals from neighbouring States. The disadvantages of having a shelter
home
for animals would be dedicating huge areas for creating sanctuaries.
This
means that the Central Government has to provide the humongous amount of funds for researching appropriate places as well as for building the reserves.
Also
,
Accept space
,
the authorities have to appoint to staff for maintenance of these sanctuaries and take care of animals which is an additional expense.
For example
, lately in Hyderabad the government was building a zoo, park, but the central government did not give sufficient funds so the work has been stopped from past 2 years. To conclude, There are many advantages like protection of the environment
,
Accept space
,
giving medicine and providing a
home
to animals, whereas the concern is about the amount of funds needed to build and maintain them.
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  • endangered species
  • biodiversity
  • ecological balance
  • eco-tourism
  • wildlife conservation
  • sanctuaries
  • habitats
  • ethical concerns
  • dependency
  • preservation
  • educational opportunities
  • economic benefits
  • isolation
  • intervention
  • overcrowded
  • finite resources
  • behavioral changes
  • conservation efforts
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