Question

It is the moral duty to protect wildlife. Give reasons.

Answer 1

Hint: Wildlife is an undomesticated life form. These include plants and animals in the wild. The natural flora and fauna of any region found in untamed surroundings all come under the wildlife. It is distributed over different ecosystems, like the deserts, rainforests, plains, and grasslands.

Complete answer:
No force of law binds a citizen to protect and preserve the wildlife. But the article 51 A (g) states that it is the fundamental duty of every citizen of India to protect the environment and strive to improve the natural surroundings including the forest cover and wildlife. Also, going by the humanitarian values it is our moral duty to protect the natural flora and fauna of our region. It can as well be thought of as our duty towards our country to strive for better ecological conditions. The survival of the human race is instinctively interwoven with the survival of the wild around us.

With the alarming rate of the ongoing degradation of biodiversity, it is important to protect the life forms in their natural habitat. The ecological cycles depend on various life forms to function efficiently. The result of degrading wildlife has a direct impact on the environment. The level of air, water, and soil pollution in the metro-politician cities and urban suburbs is increasing day by day. To manage these deteriorating levels and keep the environment green, we need to protect the wildlife.

Note: It is our moral duty to pass down a beautiful and green Earth to our future generations. The wildlife adds to the aesthetics of the region and our future generation should have an equal opportunity to enjoy them.