The environmental movement needs to acknowledge that the solution does not lie in individual lifestyle changes, but rather legislation targeted at holding corporations accountable. The only way to achieve that is to have continual public pressure. 

 

   This is about looking at our world from an intersectional perspective to find a solution that is practical and accessible. It has become evident that most of society functions in a specific way, and instead of pointing fingers and casting blame, realistic conservation seeks to advance with society, integrating conservation into everyday life.