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Human needs for farmland, housing, and industry are more important than saving land for endangered animal
In this day and age, an increasing number of land needed by a growing number of population all over the world. Someone hold such opinion that government authorities should give priority to save land for ceaseless accumulating population, no matter for development of society or demands of residents' living. As far as I am concerned, nevertheless, it is necessary to saving land for endangered animals, which would bring about many advantages for individuals even the society as a whole.
Fist of all, animals, especially the endangered animal is play extremely irreplaceable role in human’s life. Human beings, as a largely part of nature, have obligations and responsibilities to create better environments for endangered animals. The Giant panda, the one of endangered animals in China, it is a symbol of China traditional culture as well. The worse environment conditions, the less number of Giant pandas. However, government authorities allocated funds to build a huge proper building for Giant pandas--the Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan Province in where the weather, the water resource and the bamboo are the most available resources for Giant pandas. At present, there are thousands of Giant pandas babies born in and growing up in Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan Province. Meanwhile, the Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan Province has sent dozens of Giant pandas to every province in China, at the same time spread over Taiwan, Hongkong and Macao.
In addition, the outcome will be serious if human beings explore lands for themselves other than take into account for endangered animals. In other words, lacking of lands for endangered animals would worsen the speed of extinction of endangered animals. First, endangered animals will generate many opportunities for children. Existing of endangered animals can expand children’s outlook by visiting them in zoo or other likely places. And it also won't let the regrettable phenomenon happen, that is, someday, might children see these endangered animals in documentaries or in encyclopedia, even in museum. Therefore, we should saving lands for endangered animals as a requisite.
In conclusion, I am firmly convinced that we can not fail to see the unparalleled role of endangered animal played in our own life. We should make our efforts to take any feasible measure to protect endangered animals rather than merely consider our private interests. |
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