How should you save the tropical rainforest animals?

Answer 1

There are so many different animals that are endangered, which makes it easy to find a few that you, your friends and family are especially interested in. The more people involved the better, that helps get people educated and informed. So picking several different species, will make it easier to focus your attention on the steps you want to take, and help keep you from feeling overwhelmed.

Find out what the listed endangered status of each animal you picked is, along with their population figures. Use some of the major endangered lists for the national information, such as the International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN Red List, and the US Fish and Wildlife Services Endangered Species List, also check if they are protected by Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, CITES and which appendix they are listed under. Learning these details, and keeping the current facts will help you focus on the animals, and their circumstances. Talking about these details with friends and coworkers, or class mates, helps educate people about the circumstances of the animals your interested in working for, and spreads the word about them beyond the person your speaking directly with .

You can research the species and find which organization you think is doing the kind of work you feel is the most important, then volunteer your time to the group you feel will put it to the best use, and encourage your family and friends to do the same. Learn all you can about the species, offer to help at any local rehab sites, zoos, vet offices. Anything that gets you close to the animal your interested in. Check with any local organizations, and see if you can organize, a fund raiser, or act as an assistant in one they already have planned. Plus, any training, or classes that you have access to, you should take advantage of, knowledge is power and that power will help protect the species you are learning about.

Most of the volunteer organizations want everyone to participate, and will be happy for you to work directly with them, or are willing to give you materials to learn, train, and work on your own, you just have to explore your options. Lastly, most organizations are interested in donations, keeping that in mind, a donation can range from your time to, items on a "wish list", to cash donations and land left to the organization in trust. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Answer 2

To help save tropical rainforest animals, we can support conservation efforts by donating to reputable organizations, raising awareness about deforestation and its impact on wildlife, reducing our consumption of products that contribute to deforestation (such as palm oil), and advocating for stronger environmental protection policies. It is also important to engage in sustainable practices in our daily lives to reduce our ecological footprint.

Answer 3

1. Don't kill it 2. Don't destroy its habitat 3. Leave it completely alone, it can most likely look after itself If numbers are very low, capture from the wild and introduce to zoos where breeding programs will be set up for the species, hopefully increasing their numbers so that one day either they or their offspring can be released into the wild and thrive.

Answer 4

The most important thing to do to protect wildlife is to protect its habitat. The second is to regulate human interaction with the animal(s) by controlling how many of an animal can be hunted, or if hunting should be outlawed.

Answer 5

One thing we can do is stop killing them and making them into random stuff.
although on the commercials they make it seem like fraud, you call the number on the commercials with sad music that say if you pay them every month it helps save animals. its true.

Also you can protect forests, don't litter, never mess up animals' habitats, don't pollute, and many more things.
by banning poaching, illegal trade and severe punishments for hunting.
By conserving energy, water, and paper products. Stop global warming. You can also stop littering. Theirs a lot we can do to help endangered animals!

In addition to the above, Recycling could also save the Natural Resources instead cutting trees. Also while visiting national parks, zoos, please obey the wildlife codes, this could also help the endangered animals.

Answer 6

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 7

Without your body, where would you live? The same thing goes for the animals in the rainforest. You should think of how to save their habitat, before you want to save the individual animal.

Answer 8

Reducing threats to wildlife, Protecting and Restoring the habitats

Answer 9

You can help save endangered animals by donating to organizations who work on preservation. You can raise awareness for endangered animals and the protection of them.

Answer 10

A way to save animals before they become extinct is to protect their habitats. Also prohibit poaching and enforce laws to stop poaching.