What is being done about extinction?

Artificial insemination.

Gray foxes are quite plentiful throughout their natural range and are in no danger of extinction.

regulating hunting, punishing poachers. the usual

nothing. it's appalling!

people are conserving their habitat from massive destruction

cloning with tech from the future

not buying rosewood and donate by:hija

they have some of them in captivity so they can reproduce

they are extixnt becuz people killl them alot

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People are helping the Caribou by going out to save them

The beaver is not an endangered mammal. Still quite common.

Cougars are in no danger of extinction except for the Florida subspecies. Elsewhere the population is doing quite well.

commercial whaling is now banned and there are protected areas where it lives

The ocelot is legally protected, but is in no immediate danger of extinction.

Cheetahs are strictly protected by law, but habitat needs to be preserved for them.

I didn't think there were any pandas still living in the wild.

One thing that is being done to protect the blue bird of paradise from extinction is rebuilding their habitat by planting new plants and trees. There are also many reserves built to give the birds and other animals a safe place to live.

i know for sure that in Morocco it is illegal to hunt the Fennec fox! that's all i have :/

They are fully protected where they live, and the destruction of forests has been taken under advisement.

Ocelots are being used for fur coats and car seaat covers. there are only 2 ocelots living in the US and only being protected in the US

There are many groups out there pushing for something to be done about saving these turtles. But I know that hunting (poaching) these turtles or any sea turtle is illegal.

Nothing! The gray fox is doing quite well without protection and in no danger of extinction at this time.

Overall, cougars are in no danger of extinction. Only the eastern cougar, which includes the Florida panther, is endangered or extirpated through much of its former range. It is both federally and state protected.

Poaching is being cracked down on, and more rangers have been put into the field. Also, more land is being protected for the tigers use in national parks.