Save the Endangered species on your planet

It was till the late 1800’s that the humans realized loss of nature is effecting the survival of living organisms on the planet to greater extent. We are on the verge of stamping out large swaths of living creatures that is day by day losing their lives and habitat either by natural calamities or by human actions which would be an irredeemable tragedy in the future coming years.

The major cause for this loss is humans indeed, as increasing number of forests are being cut down for urbanization by the fellow beings and as a result many of the animals are losing their habitat and shelter. As of the loss they are tend to live in stray conditions on the roads, lanes and garbage’s, thus bearing all the torture and threaten from natural disasters like rain and sun. However most of the wildlife is addicted to the forest lifestyle and in case that is taken away from them they tend to lose their lives in increasing numbers.

There are many ways that humans are pushing wildlife populations toward extinction such as destruction of their natural habitat, pollution, hunting for a sport, killing for food, misbehave and torture as pets, for medical research’s, entertainment purpose, or merchandise industries etc. Fortunately, there are just as many ways that we can fight for these animals to save these extincting creatures on our planet.

On a global scale, endangered species or animals that are at the verge of extinction are increasing day by day. Under the United States Endangered Species Act, an "endangered" species is one in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its natural habitat. Animals that are being considered as “Endangered Species “ include American alligators, grizzly bears, Western gorillas, Florida cougars, jaguars, black rhinos, tigers, California condors, humpback whales, sperm whales, green sea turtles, Atlantic salmon, and red wolves etc.

Animals at risk of extinction are protected by the Endangered Species Act issued by the United States government which states that when a species is endangered, it is illegal to kill, harm, or take the species out of its habitat. Many Organizations for Endangered Animals support this act and work for this cause. These Organizations for Endangered Species takes all possible measures to rescue the endangered species and provide them with proper food and shelter.

However this effort of Organizations for Endangered Animals has brought up an admirable change in saving the wildlife on the earth. Some of the animals that have recovered from extinction as of the efforts of these Organizations for Endangered Species are:

Grizzly Bear:

These creatures were once abundant in North America, but now are at disappearing rate and are considered endangered in parts of Canada.

American Alligator:

This is one of the two living species of Alligator and one of the largest reptiles in North America. These creatures are main threat to survival as they are hunted for their meat and their skin used to produce various leather goods. However conservation efforts by Organizations for Endangered Species have helped the species make a comeback, now being fully recovered and consequently removed the animal from the list of endangered species.

Bald Eagle:

The bald eagle is probably some of the most successful American wildlife creatures who reached the edge of extinction due to hunting, habitat loss and the effects of pesticides. But after immense conservation efforts, there are more than 7,500 breeding pairs in the country today.

Certainly, effort of these Organizations for Endangered Species is recovering the loss of these creatures much though at steady rates. Everyone can join hands in this cause to speed up the change.