That, besides being an absurd idea, is the basic reason why we are losing, worldwide, about 100 species per day. Habitat loss is at the top of every list of the primary reasons why species have become extinct or are in danger of becoming extinct. Anything that makes it unattractive or unavailable to a given species causes habitat loss. Many animals simply will not tolerate the presence of humans.
Humans are the ants at every other species' picnic .
Some are more tolerant of us than others, but in any given area, there are at least some that don't like having us around. Let's take as a premise that we do not want to cause any extinctions. I think that most people agree with that. But what follows, is that we have to set aside adequate habitat for all existing species, and that much of it must be human-free. Recreational disturbance has traditionally been viewed as most detrimental to wildlife during the breeding season.