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To start of the process of saving Ostriches people can stop taking them from there natural habitats allowing them to live freely and reproduce at a normal rate. Also humans can leave the ostrich alone for a couple of years allowing the ostrich to reproduce at a natural rate and get the percentage of them back up.
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