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What is the government doing about the bilbies?
Bilbies are an endangered marsupial, indigenous to the Central Australian deserts. They are endangered due to introduced animals and changes to their environment. The Lesser Bilby is already considered extinct. The Greater Bilby is on the endangered list. Bilbies are protected throughout Australia and a national Recovery Plan is being developed.
What are people doing to protect?
the government is work on a serve on to protect wild life
What does the Canadian Charter of Right and Freedoms protect people from doing?
nothing
How can a government win people's trust?
By doing what is needed to protect and to see to the common good of the people.
Why do people wear helmets when they are doing the Harlem shake?
to protect their heads from injury.
What are people doing to protect the rhinos?
Lemons are pretty good but cookies are worse
What is Holland government doing to protect environment?
killing people so there is less population
What is china doing to protect giant pandas?
protect it
Are people planning on doing anything good in the future to protect the environment?
Yes they are as there will be very clever people like Michael Dow*
Where did Nathaniel Bacon form an army?
he belived that the government was not doing good enough to protect the settlers from indigenous people
What are people doing to protect jaguarundis?
There are many organizations helping Jaguarundis by: protecting their habitats by making them national parks and restoring their habitats.
How do fruit flies protect themselves?
by doing it
