Future prospect:

Considering the damages that the people have brought upon this ecosystem, it can be concluded that African savanna is relatively delicate. Human activities including hunting, agriculture practice, mining and water and air pollution have altered the ecosystem of the savanna significantly. To make matters worse, human population in Africa seems to be increasing at an accelerating rate, destroying more unoccupied area of an increasing rate.

Humans have permanently changed a total of 60-80% of South Africa’s grassland to the extent that it’s impossible to restore. Yet parts of the Savanna that are established as National Parks are well protected and preserved, especially popular tourist areas. Regulations and laws monitor these areas from harmful human activities. Local and national authorities should implement laws to stop human from eroding the remaining areas of land. More undeveloped land should be established as national parks and those that are already developed by humans should be developed more sustainably to let the Africa savanna remain its natural features.