How do you protect an endangered species?

Answer 1

Once a species becomes listed as "endangered" or "threatened," it receives special protections by the federal government. Animals are protected from "take" and being traded or sold. A listed plant is protected if on federal property or if federal actions are involved, such as the issuing of a federal permit on private land.

Answer 2

the list helps people know which animals are endangered so they can know which animals to not hunt, an to not destryo their habitat and food in peculiar A: A list is helpful because when it is out there showing people how many animals and which ones in particular are endangered, they may/might stop hunting them or they might/may try to sign up for more volunteering for that animal/ those animals. It helps people watch out for which animals they hunt.

Answer 3

Answer 2

0 Get the public on your side!

1 identify the threats to the plant/animal . (Browsing, predators, lack of fertility)

2 separate the threat and the endangered species. (enclosure or exclosure)

3 have a go at removing the threat permanently if possible. (Trapping, poisoning ..)

4 Set up a captive breeding programme to increase the population.

5 Get lots of publicity

Answer 4

Some ways to protect an endangered species include implementing laws and regulations to prevent hunting or habitat destruction, establishing protected areas where the species can thrive, conducting research to better understand the species' needs, and collaborating with local communities to promote conservation efforts.

Answer 5

we people can help endanger speices by donating and adopting and lots of nice thing #daija a 12 yrs old was here

Answer 6

because they don't want to save the animals for food