Question

What should we do for the betterment of all the living creature​

Answer 1

Answer: Stricter laws against poaching. Game hunting should be banned except when necessary culling is a factor. People could change their diets to include less meat. Though this would hurt cattle, pig, and fowl farmers in the short run, there are ways to compensate and diversify on a farm. In the long run, this would even help the general environment.

It would be nice, on a human level, if people could have a better tolerance for other people’s ways of life and opinions. Not everything is right/wrong, black or white. There’s more than a way to “skin a cat”. Sorry, bad joke there.

I think just using common sense and following the “golden rule” is a good template, but everyone needs to pay it forward. Cooperation is important as is compromise.

Answer 2

There are many things that individuals and communities can do to work toward the betterment of all living creatures. Some possible actions include:

1. Protect and preserve natural habitats: Work to preserve and protect natural habitats, such as forests, wetlands, and grasslands, to ensure that they remain healthy and vibrant environments for all types of wildlife.

2. Conserve water and energy: Use water and energy wisely to reduce the impact on the environment and to help preserve natural resources for future generations.

3. Reduce, reuse, and recycle: Reduce waste by using fewer resources, reusing items whenever possible, and recycling materials to conserve resources and reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills.

4. Support conservation organizations: Donate time or money to organizations that work to protect and preserve the environment, wildlife, and natural resources.

5. Educate others: Share knowledge and information with others about the importance of protecting and preserving the environment, wildlife, and natural resources, and encourage them to take action to help make a positive impact.