One obvious answer is that many animals are endangered due to loss of habitat or poaching. Refuges protect their habitat and give them a place where they can live and reproduce, hopefully growing their populations. Refuges are also more easily defended from poachers and people that mean them harm. The population is within a known area so the people that protect the population are better able to protect them.
Another less obvious way is that they provide education and viewing opportunities to the public, increasing awareness and making the species more personable to the general public. When people can see a real, living, breathing animal, they connect with it more and become more aware of conservation efforts.
There are many more ways but these are a few of the biggest.
the U.S fish and wildlife service
The problem with endangered species is that contrary to what you were taught in school, no novel genetic material of any kind is entering the world. When a genetic line is eliminated, it will not return, and neither will it be replaced by something more interesting. This makes the world a sadder place.
Governments could ensure wildlife habitats by putting animals into preserves , refuges, provincial and national parks , that way you could protect animals from certain kinds of human activities.
Camilla H. Fox has written: 'Trapping on national wildlife refuges' -- subject(s): Trapping, Wildlife refuges
Can you say "AP Biology"? :/
Yes. There are a lot of birds. Many of them are protected on 'National Wildlife Refuges'. There are 7 wildlife refuges in Idaho and they are:Bear Lake National Wildlife RefugeCamas National Wildlife RefugeDeer Flat National Wildlife RefugeGrays Lake National Wildlife RefugeKootenai National Wildlife RefugeMinidoka National Wildlife RefugeOxford Slough National Wildlife Refuge
John E. Cornely has written: 'Birds of Willamette Valley National Wildlife Refuges, Oregon' -- subject(s): Birds, Wildlife refuges
Theodore Roosevelt
Calafornia
The address of the Friends Of The San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuges Cor is: Po Box 857, Monte Vista, CO 81144-0857
Yes, we have a large system of National and State parks as well as game refuges, national forests, and private hunting preserves.
Refuges are places where you can hide .