Security

Security is a major part of any public issue. The first question that comes up when we talk about security is "What specific securities are needed?" On the topic of animal conservation, one of the main securities needed is the right to live and reproduce. And the best way of achieving this security would be through the polis. Animals all need the same chance to be able to live and thrive in their environment, without the right to protection being based on how endangered a specific species is. 

Efficiency

Efficiency is based on how much work you put into something, and how much you get out of it. As you have less and less input, and more and more output, your efficiency increases. The most efficient way to achieve my goal of animal conservation, is by simply putting laws in place to prevent the killing of animals. If laws are in place before animals become endangered, then there is no need to spend extra time, effort, and money trying to help the animals reproduce quickly. You have to prevent the problem, not fix it after the fact. 

An Equitable Outcome

Pollution, nature conservation, and endangered animals are three very important issues in the world today. I believe the best way to achieve fairness in these situations, without destroying aspects of the economy, is through the polis. Although obviously the world is not going to put a stop to hunting, cutting down trees, and other similar acts, limits can be placed on how often they are done. Such as how many fish each fisherman can catch of a certain kind, or how many trees a paper company can cut down in a period of time. Such limits would help the environment, without taking away the livelihood of people who depend on these products. Such limits are critical for the environment to thrive.