Although solving these problems is not an easy task, there are some feasible steps we can tackle about this phenomenon. First of all, the governments need to institutionalize policies that could restrain excessive human activities. This is because people have degraded environment for leading a comfortable lifestyle. Therefore, it should strike a balance between environment conservation and urbanization. One the of good examples to describe it, in Korea, we have the law whose name is Greenbelt and this policy can allow construction companies to build a facility in a certain place. Hence, by inducing this policy across the globe, we can contribute to protecting animals’ habitats. In addition, the government also needs to consider supporting poachers in many ways. As a matter of fact, in Africa, most people are working as poachers because there are not/aren't enough natural resources to export to overseas. And even the condition of their lands is not suitable for engaging in agriculture. Thus, they are more likely to be poachers due to no livelihood opportunities to find a way to live without other than illegal trades. As a result, it would be a better way to offer aids to them who hunt for living to reduce illegal trades and it would help to conserve wild animals.

In conclusion, it is clear that there are convincing reasons for the threat of extinction faced by animals and both individuals and governments efforts are needed to prevent this circumstance.