Wildlife Conservation For Better Earth
The wildlife conservation on our planet Earth had a chance to bloom long before humans evolved into the intelligent species known today as mankind. Countless animals, plants and microorganisms have evolved over eons of time and have shared the ecosystem in order to sustain a life together. As the most intelligent species on our planet, it is up to us to maintain it for future generations. In this article we share important reasons for wildlife conservation.
Maintaining a healthy eco-system
The eco-system we know today has been the accumulation of nature’s design over millions of years. It has been designed to provide and sustain life for each of the organisms that are part of that eco-system. Disrupting that balance can prove to be detrimental. Not only to the animals and plant life, but to our own interests as well.
Medicine and research
Breakthroughs in research and medicine have contributed to the overall well being of humans. This is a benefit easily overlooked when discussing Wildlife Conservation Programs. These breakthrough examples include antidotes to poison, insights into finding cures for cancer through research of the structure of horse-shoe crab and many more.
Agriculture and farming
Pollination is a very important aspect of crop planting and agriculture. Without the help of insects and other small animals (such as birds) who help spread plant seeds. Humans wouldn’t be able to cultivate the crops we rely on for food. The beautiful part is that the pollination process happens naturally, as if Mother Nature programmed the animal’s food chain and behavior to help each one foster the growth of the other.
Wildlife conservation is a long-term commitment and journey that requires the cooperation of everyone in the community. The awareness of preserving wildlife and habitats is an integral part of educating future generations to take care of the planet that we live in.
Learn more about the wildlife conservation programs that are being conducted at Bali Safari Park.