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Protect Wildlife: Every Species Loss Hurts Humanity
5 Oct
Summary
- Extinction of any species represents a loss to all of humanity.
- Experts advocate planting forests on every 10 acres in villages.
- Wildlife Week aims to raise conservation and biodiversity awareness.
Wildlife conservation efforts took place at Samata Degree College in MVP Colony during the recent Wildlife Week. The event, observed from October 2 to 8, aimed to heighten public awareness regarding conservation and biodiversity.
J.V. Ratnam, founder secretary of the Green Climate Team NGO, emphasized that the extinction of any species constitutes a loss for humanity. He advocated for significant reforestation initiatives, proposing the planting of forests on every 10 acres within each village. Ratnam also highlighted the critical need to safeguard species that are vital for agricultural success.
Principal Sarabandi and Vice-Principal Shilpa addressed the gathering, underscoring the detrimental impacts of deforestation and illegal hunting. They stressed the importance of preserving wildlife habitats to ensure the survival of various species.
