Can captive farming save endangered wild animals?

It can only be said that many can be saved, artificial breeding can give them a suitable living environment, and can protect them from natural enemies and humans, so that wild animals have a safe home.

Yes, endangered wildlife can be harmed in nature, but they will be protected by artificial action.

1. Establish nature reserves: The fundamental measure to protect endangered animals is to protect their habitats, and the main way to protect habitats is to establish nature reserves, through the establishment of nature reserves, not only can protect endangered animals and their habitats, but also can make other kinds of wild animals and plants be well protected. China has established hundreds of nature reserves of endangered animal types, so that a considerable number of endangered animals have been effectively protected.

There has been a marked increase in the number of wild asses, bison, Asian elephants, white-lipped deer, takin, red deer, golden snub-nosed monkeys, great bustards, etc.

2. Carry out domestication and breeding: domestication and breeding is an effective way to protect, develop and rationally utilize endangered animal resources. The development of artificially propagated populations can not only prevent or delay the extinction of relevant species, but also meet the production and living needs of the people, reduce the hunting pressure on wild populations, and provide seed sources for the implementation of reintroduction projects to rebuild or expand the wild populations of relevant species.

3. Implement the reintroduction project: the development and expansion of the wild population reintroduction project is an important means to protect and expand the wild population of critically endangered animals, the so-called reintroduction, that is, in the area where a species was once distributed but is now extinct. The reintroduction of live populations of the species is used to establish new populations, or to replenish the very small existing wild populations of a species with new live, in order to enrich the wild population and promote its growth, the latter is also known as re-enrichment.

Our country has successfully implemented the reintroduction project to save elk, and is starting to implement the reintroduction project of wild horses and saiga. In addition, the South China tiger rescue project that China is planning to implement, as well as the wild Chinese alligator conservation and management project that is being researched and carried out, are all reintroduction types of re-enrichment. In a way, the release of confiscated species in their places of origin, such as falcons, Burmese tortoises, pangolins, pythons, macaques, etc., is also part of the wild population re-enrichment activities.

4. Carry out resource monitoring and scientific research: Carrying out resource monitoring and scientific research is a necessary step for the protection and sustainable use of endangered animals. Provide a scientific basis for the state to formulate relevant policies on protection, management and utilization.

At present, the relevant departments are studying the establishment of a national resource monitoring system.

"Personally, I am also thinking about this issue and say my opinion:

1.The background is that after the Industrial Revolution, human activities have caused a lot of damage to nature, so the premise of discussing "protecting the world" is that a lot of damage has been done, and the purpose of protective intervention is to make up for the destructive interference that has been or is being carried out as much as possible.

2.Unless the area has been destroyed to the point where it is not deserved, common "unnatural" methods will be carried out, for example: in the past, large areas of mountain forests have been cut down and only a few trees remain, so it is not possible to draw a circle and prevent others from interfering.

Generally, the appropriate practice is to pick the tree back, cultivate it in the laboratory and culture institute several times, and then plant it back when there is a certain number; If there are any special fungi or small insects on the tree, you should be careful and take care of them.

3.The direct utilization value of endangered species is still there, especially if it is endangered caused by human activities, but some lack the means of transformation, and the ecological value is far greater than the direct value, from the perspective of interest trade-off, it still needs to be protected, just like the endangerment mentioned in some cases may have research value.

4.Extremely special individual cases, at the same time to meet the endangered + a small part of the use value that is not affected by humans The two conditions are almost none, because human beings have damaged the environment too much, and they can always get on the side, and some do not have special protection, and mutant animals are often the remnants of natural extinction.

In short, the premise of protection is that human beings have caused a lot of damage to the environment: when the productive forces are underdeveloped, we say that "man will conquer the sky", and only after the damage to the environment does we realize the need for "sustainable development" The logical chain is correct in different contexts. "Therefore, it is very necessary to protect endangered wild animals, and it can also be a very good value embodiment, so we still have to support it.

In order to prevent the death of wild animals, but also to prevent the extinction of these animals, it is necessary to protect endangered wild animals. Only by protecting these animals can we prevent the loss of these animals and prevent the death of animals.

Because they are also a member of the food chain, if you want to maintain the stability of the food chain, you must protect them and let the protection pin dig them, otherwise every species will slowly face extinction.

Because it is necessary to maintain biological diversity, it is necessary to maintain the balance of the biological chain of the entire ecosystem, and at the same time to increase people's awareness of animal protection.

It is impossible for organisms on the earth to live alone, and under certain environmental conditions, they are interconnected and live together. Biologists point out that in the natural state, the number of species that go extinct is basically balanced with the number of species that emerge as new species. With the increase in population and economic development, this balance has been disrupted.

From 1600 to 1996, 164 species of birds disappeared from the world; From 1871 to 1970, 43 species of mammals became extinct. There have been 2.5 billion species of plants and animals on Earth since the beginning of life, of which nearly 1 2 have disappeared in the last three centuries. The destruction of the balance of species will deteriorate the living environment of human beings, and human beings themselves will suffer great disasters.

Species diversity has benefits for humans, such as forming a food chain where humans can depend on each other to survive. And this also maintains the ecological balance, because weak animals have a high reproductive rate and need strong animals to eat them.

Benefits of Species Diversity for Humans: Forming a Food Chain in which Humans Can Survive in Mutual Dependence and Constraints Why Advocate for Wildlife Conservation Reason: Maintain Ecological Balance.