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The species have become extinct or have a reduced populations for several reasons but the main cause is habitat destruction due to human activities.
As different species evolve, most of them are adapted to specific habitat or environment that best meets their needs for survival. Without this particular habitat, the species can not survive.
Human activities such as pollution, wetland drainage, conversion of savannas to grazing land, deforestation, urbanization, destruction of coral reefs, and building roads and dams, destroyed or seriously damaged and fragmented available habitats. Habitat fragmentation, isolation and division of habitats into smaller areas, have led to the species of plants and animals that remain in these "islands" of habitat lose touch with others of their own class. This reduces their genetic diversity, making them less adaptable to environmental or climatic change, and leaves them highly vulnerable to extinction. Sometimes fragmented habitats become so small that you can not maintain a sustainable population.
Animal welfare groups argue for greater protection for non-human animals, Particularly those used by human beings in laboratories or in entertainment, as well as domestic animals such as those used for food, labor, or as companions (pets).
Unlike animal rights groups, animal welfare groups do not argue that animals should never be used, or kept as property, by human beings. Nor do any animal welfare groups advocate violence. These groups tend to seek legal, social and financial strategies.
Some organizations that have been proposing solutions for this topic are:
If we don´t save these animals, it is going to affect the circle of life. There going to be hungry animals or overpopulation because of the missing species which will cause other problems in the eco system.
To prevent the extinction of species you need to know your environment and learn to live in it unchanged, thereby avoiding sudden changes and thereby avoiding the disappearance of some species. Living beings need to adapt to changes in their environment for long periods of time. If changes are abrupt, they fail to adapt and perish.
Mission: Each delegation needs to know the species in their country and which ones are in danger of distinction. The delgations need to understand where the problem comes from first of all in their own country and the repercussion this is having on the eco-system. Then all delegations must be open to finding solutions that all can agree to. Economics must be taken into account and social or religious interference in the proposals. So, that our world will not die out.
Questions for the delegates: If you have any doubt let it know to
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