Someone asked me to put here some ways we can help the endangered species, and that's what I'm doing. Like I told you, or tried to tell, people like us (with no power in our society) can't do much in this area, however we can always make something. We can help them, conserving their habitats, creating more habitats (specially those that are in lower number), following the three R rule (Recycle, Reduce, Reuse), controling the species, joining to an organisation and finally try to make our voice heard. And more specifically:
- Protect the animals and create national parks, to maintain the contact between the animals and the humans low;
- Visit national parks and talk to the ranger about how are the animals protected and how you can improve that;
- When you visit a national park, make sure you follow the rules of the park in order to maintain the good life quality of the animals;
- Take care of the lands near your house by removing weeds and planting local native species in their place. Join yourself to one group or create one with your family and friends. This will make the animals return to their natural habitats;
- Make organic composts in your garden, it eliminates the need for chemical fertilizers which are harmful to animals and humans. Don't use harmful chemicals;
- Save energy and water;
- Buy organic fruits and vegetables;
- Many species expand because birds transport the seeds by the world;
- Join yourself to an organisation that helps the nature;
- Talk with your family and friends about these problems and encourage them to help the nature;
- Write articles or letters about these problems to newspapers and magazines;
The youngest people, have to listen and learn about the problems that we are facing daily, in order to know how to exceed them in the future. I think that's the only way to fight for a better world. To increase in them the will of helping they should draw pictures, write sentences and to research about this.
I hope to have helped you and I hope that in the future you will use these solutions.
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