Fair enough. Are you going to tell the farmers and the locals to replant, breed stock and then release them into the wild and then leave so the tigers can regain their natural habitat and food sources?
To save the animals, we as humans need to stop encroaching into their natural habitat. But we do not and will not.
No one is rejoicing at the loss of endangered species. But we need to recognise that our greed has led us to this point and our greed is not going to be abated, and neither is our population growth. I am not saying it is right. I am merely telling it like it is. And so is Baron. Baron and I don't agree on a lot of things, but in this he is correct. We cannot turn back the clock and make it like it all was. We have cleared so much habitat that we have and are killing off hundreds of animal species. Either we stop development on such land and stop multiplying resulting in the need for more resources, thereby saving animals from further extinction, or we go on and lament their loss, give to charity to save them, while continuing to destroy their habitat to suit our needs. It is an 'us or them' fight now. What do you value more? Exotic timber in your home, that big yard with cleared land, fuel to burn to power your home and car (the search for oil for example, is seeing us now contemplating destroying the habitat of thousands of animals) or saving animals from extinction?