Persuasive Essay On Polar Bears

The Earth is our home, so why don’t we take care of it and preserve it? Most people think that they can’t make a difference as just one individual in a world of over 7 billion people, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. Anything from being a vegetarian, which highly reduces the amount of water used and byproduct created when farming animals, to carpooling to school helps combat global warming. By convincing my English class that global warming is an important issue that we are facing today and will face in the future, I hope to get them to take their own initiatives to reduce their footprint on our planet Earth.

I think grizzly bear should be delisted because there is a healthy population of grizzly bears in North America. The recovery of bear population has been successful. Human should truly allow bear return to their nature state. After more a decade of grizzly bear research, human have a good understanding of bear behavior . I have that the proposal has been thought through carefully by scientists. The bears should be able to survive and reproduce as long as the national park is protected. I truly believe that wildlife is very adaptable. The main reason for there close extinction is due the loss of habitat and human hunting. Currently, hunting of bear are forbidden and national parks are protect by the government and public. The main factor for

As human exploitation causes temperatures to increase, in turn disturbing the biodiversity of several species, laws and regulations created by organizations are becoming increasingly more valuable. Over billions of years, Earth has endured several periods of mass extinction and has recently entered another era of mass extinction. Maintaining and protecting the biodiversity of species and their habitats is beneficial since genetic variability increases species ability to adapt. To avoid the further effects of climate change, carbon emissions must be drastically reduced across the globe. The World Wildlife Fund works to prevent the effects of climate change by partnering up with local communities and governments through restoring beach vegetation to shade marine turtle nests in the Caribbean, secure access to fresh water for elephants in Thailand during periods of drought, and identify areas where polar bears can live on solid Arctic sea ice for decades to come.

"Oil drilling and coal mining are killing endangered wildlife, polluting rivers, creating smog over wilderness areas and blocking wildlife corridors in America's most treasured landscapes." Said conservation expert Lydia Millet. People are a main part of animal extinction. Endangered species are critical to our ecosystem. Without them the world would be unstable. Some of these species are slowly fading away and we need to defend them. The question people are asking is should we do more to save and defend animals, well I believe that that everyone should take measures to help benefit the survival of threatened animals. In this passage you will learn why species are endangered,

The two main ways that we will engage with students is through a workshop with UCLA Residential Life’s Team Green on the Hill and a booth at the Earth Day Fair. Team Green is a student leadership program that encourages residents in the dormitories to make sustainable lifestyle choices through education, community involvement, and advocacy. By interacting with Team Green Hill Government Representatives, the Housing Team has the potential to impact a large number of students on the Hill. These student leaders organize programs for dormitory residents and have influence within their communities. The Earth Day Fair is another method for spreading awareness to students. The Housing Team hopes to acquire some free samples of green office supplies to give away during the Earth Day

We are sharing this beautiful planet with other species and like us they have a right to live peacefully as well. We should not forget that climate change causes the ice to melt in the artic and it is proven that humans are the cause of climate change, so to put it frankly we are the cause of the polar bears going into extinction. Its time humans as another species living on this planet with the ability to put a stop or to help with climate change take a stand and do something about this.

What this included was digging holes and planting tree seeds with Daren Hauswald, the Program Manager to push back against the erosion happening in the area. Planting these trees are important so the elk can have food and a range to live in. Helping the elk is really important to the area too.

Poaching, when thought about the main focus is to think about deer, elephants, or rhinos. But what is the actual definition? Poaching is defined as “the illegal practice of trespassing on another’s property to hunt or steal game without the landowner’s permission,” but how does a person steal game from a forest? There has been some addition to what falls under poaching, now what is included in the term is wild plants. Poaching is such a lucrative business, the income overall is estimated to be worth $70-213 billion a year, the money is such a desirable aspect to get involved, but is the extinction of an animal race a good enough reason? The money will always be there, however, these animals may not. It is something that happens all the time at many different rates, the more common the animal or large and exotic it is, the more likely it is to be poached. The pangolin, even though they are hardly known in the United States, has been huge on the poaching scale in Africa and Asia, with China being their main buyers. Making legislation to help safeguard these animals is hard because it is not like you can put a fence around them in hopes it would ward off poachers. Though Congress has tried to make strides in helping protect them by insisting that all species of the pangolin, which is 8, be put on the endangered animals list. This, in turn, adds even more of a consequence to those who try to hunt them.

Although, the prime example of how mutually beneficial it would be for us (economically and non-economically) and the polar bears is how it impacts human health and air quality. Some GHG are already in the atmosphere; therefore, some climate change is inevitable. The government now must decide if we prepare for the impacts or allowing the impacts to happen and suffer the consequence of the economic hardship. Improving air quality will promote human health and our quality of life. A study researched two ways that would benefit the economy and human health: reducing co-emitted air pollutants and slowing climate

Almost all living things have a cycle or a system which they are part of. Most species depend upon each other. “The U.S. for service like parts of the human body, to make functioning hole.” That basically means like a human body to work together with all of its organs humans need animals to work together that way we can all survive. Should we prevent excessive hunting and poaching to help our environment and the fate of the human existence. I think the answer is yes! Saving most of these endangered species have become crucial.

The population of any species will naturally fluctuate over the course of many years, this is no cause for concern; however, it becomes a major issue when these numbers drop unusually low. When these numbers plunge below the healthy population range, systematic actions must be made immediately if there is any aspiration of saving the species. Some actions include, but are not limited to, declaring the animal as threatened or endangered and receiving the protection provided by laws enforced internationally. Once the threat of extinction is prevalent, a species is then considered endangered. Likewise, threatened is a term used to describe a species that is likely or close to becoming endangered. Due to various changes in the environment, animals all over the world are becoming progressively more endangered. In some instances these issues are irreversible; regardless of the fact, there are a variety of ways to help these animals return to a healthy population and avoid extinction. The three most effective ways to salvage the population of endangered animals consist of: seeking assistance from organizations that fight to protect and assist endangered species, enforcing more rigorous punishments for infringement of laws on poaching and exotic animal trophy hunting, and stopping the use of toxic substances in natural environments.

As climate change becomes a frequent topic in household discussions, the fate of animal populations all over the world has also gained much needed attention. Illegal trade of wildlife has become an increasing problem in African countries, especially since conservation efforts receive little to no funding from their governments. However, another enigma presents itself to conservationists as well; whether or not trophy hunting aids or damages endangered species’ populations. Weighing these two issues and determining a sustainable outcome is an obstacle that still faces scrutiny and much deliberation today. While a clear solution has not yet been established, the differences can be openly displayed.

Jenny and the other girls at Big Brothers have given us many compliments and are very appreciative about everything we have done. Even though it wasn’t as much as we had hoped, we did more than they expected from us and are very grateful for our help.

Working with schools and teachers to encourage the delivery of effective, exciting climate change lessons which engage today 's young people in the issues of climate change, creating a generation of global

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