Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Sustainable Community Development and National Park. It needs to be at least 1750 words.

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Sustainable Community Development and National Park. It needs to be at least 1750 words. In earlier years the population of mankind was not much, there were only a few individuals living on earth. Life expectancy in these early days was low, people had no experience in the use of modern medicine and hence only a few births were done successfully. Child mortality rates were also high (Negi, 2002). A limited number of individuals managed to pass through childhood and become adults. Adults were also not able to live past the age of forty. Effectively, the population of the world remained low. In recent years with the discovery of modern medicine, people have been able to tackle these issues effectively. The population grew to levels that could not be easily contained (Accessible Tourism, 2010). A lot of pressure was now put on the existing natural resources as people began to clear more land to grow food and to live in. The effect of this sustained growth in population began to be felt through a variety of ways. human and wildlife began to have a frequent conflict (Cooper, 2008). People began to occupy some of the wildlife natural habitat. animal migratory corridors also had increased human presence resulting in disputes whenever animals were passing through. Individuals would also kill animals that had strayed onto their land. The increased population levels also meant that more forest was cleared to provide land for settlement and timber for use in making furniture, building, construction and fuel. Some of the beautiful scenery that had previously filled the land was also destroyed (Accessible Tourism. 2010). Pressure had been put on existing natural resources and some were faced with the prospects of extinction. This was a major challenge as the future generations would not be able to see and experience nature and wildlife (Cooper, 2008).

The government of the day together with environmental bodies could not just sit and let this happen.&nbsp.