What is done to prevent extinction?

Answer 1

That would depend on the species.

In some cases, just leaving them alone would do it. In other cases, they may need active assistance from us.

The best and surest way for a species to avoid extinction is to become valuable to man. True, it can be bad for the individually slaughtered cow, chicken or pig, but the species itself will always live, as we won't let it go extinct.

Same with cats and dogs. They are probably two of the all time successful species on Earth, because with no real effort at all, they command the same resources as man, and usually need lose little more than the ability to have a second litter.

In the end, the best way to ensure a species will not go extinct is to grab some for a zoo, and fund the zoo well enough to make it worth their while keeping that species alive.

Answer 2

Animal extinction can be accomplished by stopping poachers from killing animals for their fur. Animals that are nearly extinct can be grouped together in the hope that they will produce offspring.

Answer 3

Stop consuming meat, dairy, and eggs. Animal agriculture is the leading cause of species extinction. In addition to the tremendous habitat destruction caused by clearing forests for animal grazing and to grow feed crops, predators and “competition” species are often hunted because of a perceived threat to industry profits. The use of pesticides, herbicides, and chemical fertilizers in the production of feed crops interferes with the reproductive systems of animals and poisons waterways. The over-exploitation of wild species through commercial fishing and the “bushmeat” trade, along with animal agriculture’s significant contribution to climate change, all contribute to global extinction of more species than any other cause.

Answer 4

Make sure no one cuts there habitat down and put a male and a female together on a zoo and thell havebbys

Answer 5

Get the nearly extinct animals to fall in love, mate and have babies.