Endangered species is a problem with many species and could get worse if we do not do our part in helping keep species from becoming endangered and then eventually extinct

As many as 30 to 50 percent of all species are possibly heading toward extinction by mid-century

One of the main causes of endangered species is the human population rapidly expanding and therefor being the human dominance

Over pollution is the second largest cause of endangered animals. Over pollution takes the form of overgrazing, overfishing, and clear cutting of forests.

Humans are the biggest contributor to endangered animals and causing this to happen. The prey of the endangered animals benefit from this because they will not be attacked by the endangered species as much anymore.

Some effects of certain endangerment include loss of medicinal, agricultural, ecological, commercial and recreational factors.

All the effects of endangered species possibly becoming extinct have preventable factors. The effects can be very bad because some things come to great use for humans.

An example of an effect would be an agricultural effect and humans use agriculture for many things for example crops, which feed humans.

Pak Azhar of Indonesia does not know what the weather will be because Weather is unpredictable so people with the job of being a fisherman don't know when they can go fishing because they do not know what the weather will be like and they don't know when they will be able to get paid because they do not know when they will be able to get paid fro fishing.

Dear People of the world,
Endangered species is becoming a big problem that need to be stopped and we can do it by just being better to all animals in the wild. We rely on wildlife for all different things, crops for example.

How to help animals from being extinct would be following wildlife rules and regulation. Another way is recycling and reusing to avoid pollution.

Defending and strengthening the Endangered Species Act. Follow the state wildlife action plans which works to maintain healthy populations of fish, wildlife, and plant species.

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“What We Do to Protect Endangered Species.” National Wildlife Federation. National Wildlife Federation, n.d. Web. 21 May 2015. .

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“11 Facts about Endangered Species.” Do Something. Do Something, 2015. Web. 21 May 2015.