When constructing a conclusion, it can be difficult to know where to begin. One good thing to keep in mind is to know where not to begin. What your conclusion should never do is introduce any sort of new information. The conclusion should serve to wrap things by summarizing what has just been said and/or reiterating the topic. In looking at what you have written, it seems you already have a conclusion as your last sentence provides a bit of a summary of the remedies. One thing you might consider in order to make your conclusion stronger is to, perhaps, reiterate the importance vultures have in the ecosystem because this is how the paragraph begins. One way of doing this is as follows: “Because vultures are a vital component to our ecosystem, the importance of non-lethal remedies cannot be stressed enough; therefore, in the long run, these solutions might just be what is needed for the safety of vultures and the neighborhoods.”