How can Humans Improve Damaged Ecosystems
- Passing and implementing strict laws for industries and colonies. Those who are responsible for polluting air and water should be severely punished.
- Creating protected wildlife reserves. Certain species that are on the verge of extinction should be declared as 'protected species' by respective governments.
- Breeding certain species, and releasing them afterwards so that they can live in their own habitat. Preserving and creating proper habitats.
- Planting as many trees as possible. Reforestation or re-greening the damaged areas can help avoid desertification of land.
- Creating awareness by celebrating 'Earth Day', 'Green Day', 'Tree Day', etc.
- Eliminating foreign species can help native species of plants to grow.
- Cleaning the rivers, ponds and lakes.
- Avoiding use of plastic bags.
- Separating dry and wet garbage, composting, using wet garbage as manure.
- Avoiding use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers.
- Using innovative and different energy forms like solar energy, wind energy, etc.
- Limiting the use of vehicles by following the rule of carpool, taking stairs, walking or taking a bike ride whenever possible.
- Eating local products can help avoid wastage of gas and air pollution; as food products are transported by trucks, trains, ships or airplanes. They are processed with machines which require electricity to run.
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