and of Madagascar there are so many problems that must be solved for it to be saved. Conservationists throughout the world are looking for answers. Answers that would provide suitable solutions that will help save the lemurs, chameleons, the forests, and the humans. All of these depend heavily on the resources of the island, an island that is dying. Many solutions exist for these problems; one solution though just might not be enough. It might take multiple solutions to help stop this destruction.The first solution that I came up with is very utopian in nature. It is very wishful thinking and most likely will never take place. My idea would be to remove the initial problem. As stated above this problem would be the humans. Ever since they arrived nothing but mass destruction and disrespect for the land has occurred. What I suggest would be a mass movement of these people to near by countries. Most likely in areas of Africa, otherwise to parts of the Middle East. With the removal of these people the island would have a chance to rejuvenate. Unfortunately this process would take many years but might be worth it. The areas of land that are exhausted will gradually become nutrient filled with rainfall and from decaying matter such as trees. I would not promote the removing of all people. Certain people would be allowed to stay and live in harmony with the land. Of course they would have to learn to adapt to a new way of life. Ways of life that hang in the balance with nature and would not ultimately ruin the ecosystem. I know this is wishful thinking because moving that many people to areas that they are unfamiliar with would be disaster. Especially since most of the countries surrounding Madagascar are in no better condition. They are just as poor and over populated as is. To address the senseless killings of lemurs and other species, the government should devise a system of rules and regulations. These rules and reg...
