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human nature is basically the world to
survive deep entrenched in in every
human not necessarily to just consume
and to expand but I reckon to survive
that's why humans are such successful species
currently this thousand two
hundred national parks in Africa
there will probably be less than a hundred
national parks in Africa in many years
from now that's how quickly the decline
is going to be
what is nature we tend to talk or think
about nature as being on the other side
of the fence this side of the fence is
humans that side is nature and nature is
supposed to be the great outdoors but I
think that's wrong I think humans was
part of the environment for the last I
don't know how many million years
people are not really connected anymore to nature
they are more connected to their own worlds
I think we all should see
conservation as being different from
what it used to be hundred years ago or
50 years ago where as a statistic in the
last 60 years our human population
doubled of what we had forever before
that we increased in our occupation of
the earth and our conservation can't be
simply leaving animals out in their own
environment and let them be because that
environment is growing smaller and
smaller because of our human
encroachment into the natural habitat
along with what we're doing on this farm
or what because is doing on this farm is
actually protecting animals from active
human from poaching I don't see any
other way are we going to save rhinos or
any other species for that matter if we
don't have an active approach and doing
research is to get those key aspects to
preserve what's left not just for the
animal but for the habitat and
everything that comes with the ecosystem
I think if if we lose the fight in
saving the species that are endangered
or the rhinos I think it's a loss for
humans especially with your
grandchildren won't be able to know or
see a Rhino but also in general the
Rhinos they have a big impact on on
other species as well so if you take out
the Rhinos everything will be affected
as a result human nature it's got a bad
history when it comes to conservation
being a conservationist having an
endless curiosity to try and understand
and preserve and conserve what's left
the realities we've probably lost the
battle already
we're trying to make a difference but
it's tricky to decide if it's gonna turn
around
but I have that obligation and that
model value to be the guy to try and
change I have it I want to stimulate
anyone else to do
you've got equal responsibility making
them to put a chop on the shoulder
itself now it's done something if you
ask me what will happen if the Rhino
goes extinct probably nothing what
happened after the dodo went extinct it’s
sad but life goes on but the symbolism
behind it is actually the scary part
because the Rhino is actually the one
species that can pay for its survival
but yet it's one of the most threatened
at the moment it's very important that
we realize that we have to change the
way we're living and that we as a
species are not going to survive unless
we change how we think and and how we do
things
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