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Nature Reserve Advantages And Disadvantages

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A nature reserve is a protected area for the purpose of saving the rare or endangered animals and plants that live there. A nature reserve differs from a zoo usually in having a sole purpose which is the protection of nature. This report first introduces the background of the nature reserve, advantages and disadvantages of the nature reserve are discussed and followed by a conclusion.
Background
Nowadays there are thousands of nature reserves to save special species and nature. It’s considered as one of the greatest inventions of human towards protecting the nature. Mihintale Wildlife Sanctuary which is located in a small Island in Sri Lanka, is believed to be the first sanctuary in the world. It was declared as a wildlife sanctuary by King Devanampiya Tissa in 247 BC. One day the king was hunting deer in Mihintale, and then Mahinda who was a Buddhist stopped the king and preached to him that all animals have …show more content…

First, wildlife sanctuaries help protect wildlife. Unfortunately, many animal species on the verge of being extinct, mostly because their natural habitats are being gradually destroyed. Wildlife sanctuaries provide a safe environment for wildlife to survive and breed. Without wildlife sanctuaries, certain animal species are at superior risk of becoming extinct. Second, Rehabilitation is available for a various types of animals. There no specific species, sanctuaries can accept any neglected or abused animal, Shea (2014) points out that “Sanctuaries promise to take in and care for any animals that have been abused, neglected, or abandoned and to keep them for life”. Third, Animals in the reserve live the same life they would live outside in the wild, but the difference is that they will be under the human observation. Wildlife sanctuaries provide a surrounding environment for animals that are like their natural habitat, animals would act as if they are outside of the

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