Conservation Biology
There are
billions of species on our earth, and we human being is one of them. If we want
to protect our planet, we should protect these variety of species. The term
'conservation biology' is derived from this reason. The conservation biology is
tied closely to ecology in researching the dispersal, migration, demographics,
effective population size, inbreeding depression, and minimum population
viability of rare or endangered species (Benton and Ferry, 2010).
Conservation biology is concerned with with phenomena that affect the
maintenance, loss, and restoration of biodiversity and the science of
sustaining evolutionary processes that engender genetic, population, species,
and ecosystem diversity. The biologists should work hard to protect those
aspects by research and education. And in my opinion, there are not too many
biologists, so we normal people should be involved in to this activity.
Education is a good method to make our younger generation to be informed
that the biodiversity is very important. We cannot live without those different
species, and only all these creatures including our human beings live in
harmony, we can make our planet become better.
The
approaches that we can do are simple. First of all, especially women should
reduce to buy furs which are made by rare animals. There is a word, 'no
business, no massacre'. If we restrict to buy them, those animals won't be
killed. Second one is that we shouldn't involve much more in the wild animals,
such as catching them into zoos, we should just leave them on the wild
environment, and do not destroy their habitats.
Although, we are not experts, but we should and we can do something
indeed to protect our friends-other species, and our planet-Earth.
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