I love these projects. But i find they do not often communicate of the fragility of the endeavor or outcome. Human society is like a ablative sandstorm that wi

I love these projects. But i find they do not often communicate of the fragility of the endeavor or outcome. Human society is like a ablative sandstorm that wither the outcome down to zero in the long run. Same goes for wildlife parks. One economic downturn and donations drying up and poachers. One drought and the nomadic tribes drive there cattle/goat into newly planted, already struggling green. The project leading person dies and the whole tribe/idea vanishes, the very structure ground to the traditional society, which is basically embracing ecological catastrophe to spread the individuals genes. My longterm hope for ecological preservation is actually on genetic engineering. Make treewood give off a awful smell, so its lumber and fireworth goes to zero. Make it grow strands of kevlar that blunt saws. Make bushes grow leaves that are poisonous for goats. Pre spread the bananna fungi, to make burning it down for plantations unviable. Make djungle-mosquitos reservoirs for bovine diseases. To touch a nature preserve must be something similar to wishing for death. Its horrific, but the only way.