Preservation of Wildlife Speech

Good morning everyone! I am ABC and I stand before all of you to deliver an insightful and transformative Preservation of Wildlife Speech

Paul Oxton said it right, “No matter how few possessions you own or how little money you have, loving wildlife and nature will make you rich beyond measure.” The earth is meant for the collective existence of all types of creatures rather than just human beings. 

It is inscribed on a forest in Zambia, “Man is the most dangerous animal on earth.” I somehow agree with it because the pursuit of human beings for more wealth and prosperity has blinded them from the consequence of their deeds. The modern era has indeed provided a boost to the global economy but it is a misbalanced growth as it has had negative repercussions for the wildlife. Animals are to be treated with integrity and respect rather than just being used as a raw material for the production of profitable goods. The price of human greed is paid by the voiceless and innocent animals who are put in jeopardy by them.

Animals are a significant part of the ecological system. Hence, we have no right to risk their lives. One must remember that when love for power, is substituted with the power of love, the world would be a peaceful place. Thank you so much, everyone, for being patient listeners. 

Good morning everyone! I am ABC and I stand before all of you to deliver an insightful and transformative Preservation of Wildlife Speech

The famous wildlife photographer and conservationist Paul Oxton said it right, “Humanity can no longer stand by in silence while our wildlife is being used, abused and exploited.

It is time we all stand together, to be the voice of the voiceless before it’s too late. Extinction means forever.” 

Every day, countless rare plant and animal species become extinct. This includes the extinction of rare medicinal plants, which reduces the likelihood of discovering new treatments or drugs for human-caused diseases. Wildlife preservation helps humankind in leading a better life whereas lack of wildlife preservation leads to an increase in suffering for humanity. Destruction of forests and a lack of wildlife conservation measures lead to atmospheric changes, increasing the likelihood of natural disasters, global warming, and a decrease in food grain production. The lack of wildlife conservation also endangers the lives of coastal residents, particularly when the sea levels rise. It is imperative to take substantial measures for wildlife conservation for restoring ecological balance and protection of other creatures on the planet.

Awareness must be instilled at the grassroots level. Nature clubs should be encouraged in all schools and colleges. Various initiatives should be taken to save rare birds and animals should be promoted. Any sort of trade-in wildlife should be curbed and prohibited. The sale of animals and animal parts, whether for medicinal or other purposes, should be strictly banned and curbed by the authorities. Monetary incentives such as grants from the government should be increased from time to time as it will give a much-needed boost to scientific research on wildlife preservation. Widespread coverage of wildlife issues should be increased for causes such as pollution, climate change, and unreasonable laws. 

Wildlife is valuable and their lives are precious and priceless. We must protect it to ensure a better future for future generations. As global citizens, it is our responsibility to save the rapidly dwindling greenery, wildlife, and environment, and thus to save Mother Earth from her current crisis. If we fail to do so, betrayed Nature will seek her vengeance, and we will face our doom in the not-too-distant future. As a result, it is incumbent on us to save our planet. 

I am grateful to all of you for being patient listeners.