Weaken the Argument: Wildlife Conservation Policy

A new wildlife conservation policy has been proposed by the local government, arguing that increasing the number of protected areas will lead to better preservation of endangered species. The policy advocates for a substantial allocation of funds to create more national parks and wildlife reserves. Supporters believe that habitats will be more secure, thus allowing animal populations to thrive. However, critics argue that simply increasing protected areas may not address underlying issues such as poaching, habitat destruction from agriculture, and climate change that also threaten these species.