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प्रश्न
Which are the reasons for endangering the many species of plants and animals? How can we save those?
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उत्तर
Reasons for Endangerment of Plants and Animals:
- Habitat loss and fragmentation are the major causes of biodiversity loss. Deforestation, urbanisation, and pollution destroy natural habitats, while fragmentation breaks large habitats into smaller, isolated fragments, affecting species' survival.
- Overexploitation of natural resources and excessive hunting of plants and animals for commercial purposes have led to the decline of many species.
- Co-extinction occurs when the extinction of one species causes the extinction of other species that depend on it for survival.
- Pollution and climate change adversely affect the environment and reduce the chances of survival of many plants and animals.
Measures to Save Endangered Species:
- Protect natural habitats and forests.
- Prevent illegal hunting and poaching.
- Establish wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and biosphere reserves.
- Control pollution and promote afforestation.
- Create public awareness about biodiversity conservation.
Thus, endangered species can be protected through habitat conservation, prevention of overexploitation, and proper environmental management.
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