Recently published figures show that the wildlife population around the world has decreased by around fifty per cent over the last fifty years. What can we do to help protect the wildlife round the world?

Undoubtedly, the notion of the ownership of

this

planet, as well as the profound zeal for its exploration, have equally worked in the deterioration of the quality of life to a noticeable extent. And for

this

exploitation, humans are the sole culprits. With the release of recently published figures, it is clear that the wildlife population around the world has decreased by fifty per cent over the

last

fifty years. In

this

essay, we will discuss the possible solutions to accelerate the conservation of wildlife.

Firstly

, the developments that have been done around must be confined with some vigilant mandatory regulations since sometimes the developers end up vanishing mother nature up to an extensive extent.

For instance

, in India, the construction of Delhi Metro has led to the massive destruction of almost 80% of the forest area in the capital city.

As a result

, various species are now completely vanished and issue like deteriorating air quality index is highly common in the entire region.

Therefore

, it is the need of the hour to confine

such

activities and formulate stronger policies to promote the co-existence. Not to forget, Science vividly defines the reason for the survival of each breed along with their inter-dependability yet if

this

chain gets imbalanced, the entire life cycle will face unknown hardships.

Secondly

, while building any project, it should be mandated that an alternate construction must be done for the native forest residents as well.

For example

, in Canada, the construction of a highway was bound to create a separation between 2 jungles, so as to overcome

this

challenge, they built an over-bridge for all the native species, so they can be easily connected without any casualties. Notably, other countries must consider

such

examples while initiating the advancement of any region.

Lastly

, I would like to emphasize that it is our responsibility as the most evolved species to ensure the safety and longevity of other creatures as well. After all, the realisation that the earth belongs to everyone and not just to us is very crucial for a sustainable future.