ulations would set strict punishments on anyone who would knowingly kill any of the creatures on the list. To do this there would have to be a group that acts as a policing agent. This group would be responsible for finding out who killed these rare animals. Also the punishments should increase with the rarity of the animal. So a species that is very close to extinction would cause a higher penalty than that of a more fertile one. I would have to say that this system if ever implemented should go as far as protecting certain types of flora. It is sad to see that already some of the plants on the island have become extinct. The only reason this solution would not work all to well would be the reason that surveillance would be minimal. There is a slim chance that any group could catch someone in the act of killing one of these species. The laws would simply be there to scare people into not doing it. Currently one solution that is being used is that of preservation parks. Certain conservation groups are trying to create national parks that would prevent people from slashing and burning anything in that area. One of the most prized reservations that have been established is that of the Masoala peninsula. With the help of the Malagasy government and organizations like Wildlife Conservation Society, CARE International Madagascar, and the Peregrine Fund, a national park has been created there. Within the confines of this park are some of the most rare species of lemurs. With the introduction of parks comes a mutual living environment between the people living there and the ecosystem. In the planning right now is for more preservation parks to arise. These parks are truly an important part in the preservation of the island. Without them nothing would be stopping these people from ruining the island that they live on.A solution that might work better than imagined would be to use the native’s religion to help preserve the...
