Wild Life Protection Act of India

There are approximately 50 Red Wolves left in the wild today! Out of the 250 Red Wolves that are known to exist only 50 are roaming in the wild. The rest are in zoos or animal centers being repopulated. In the 1960s, there were plenty of these Wolves. Until, us humans caused their habitat loss, and predator control programs. They were considered endangered in 1973 and efforts started to be made to protect these creatures since then. The Red Wolf Protection Act should be passed to protect their environment, to repopulate them, and to bring them back into the wild.

The number of wild animals on Earth has halved in the past 40 years . Creatures across the land, rivers, and the seas are destroyed as humans killed them for food in unsuitable numbers, while polluting or destroying their habitats.

: CORRECT Agricultural practices improve wildlife habitats and lead to increased species populations in farming communities.

Wildlife is a big part of our environment. It’s a part of our food sources, clothing (wool), even our own entertainment (pets). Prey can be a good food sources for us too. For example deer and cattle, they give us meat. Meat is “the flesh of an animal as food” (dictionary.com). Sheep are great for food and clothing, their meat for food and their wool for clothes. “The fine soft curly or wavy hair forming the coat of a sheep” (dictionary.com). Animals are a huge portion of everyone’s lives.

But every year it lose 8.41 millions acres of land due to deforestation and fires. The more the people cut down the trees ,the less habitats animals have .The trees releases air into the atmosphere, so the more they cut the land the less are they have. The increase animal's death would also have a toll in this as well.

In contrast, the natural environment and wild animals were negatively impacted by human activities. Burning forests in untouched land made low nutritional soil. As a result of this, erosion took many areas and made empty fields. Also, wild animals lost their habitat because forests were disappearing and people changed landscapes. People were looking only at benefits to improve their lives, and therefore wild animals would not be considered.

Could the Endangered Species Act itself become endangered with the current debates? Recently, many conservation advocates and government officials think so, pointing to the proposed policy change that could make it harder for wildlife to receive protection under the Act. So, what does the future hold for the Endangered Species Act? With more than 40 years since the passage of the ESA in 1973, politicians and environmentalists alike have analyzed the realities of the Act, creating an interesting current state of debate regarding conservation. With poor administration and provisions designed to promote good science and good sense flouted, the Act needs to change and improve to find the best middle available between the suppression of economic activity and the preservation of species within the United States. The Act now more than ever is in need of political cooperation that can both revive and reform it to best protect against future challenges and obstacles otherwise the act will eventually be rendered useless due to it ineffectiveness, falsified science, and lack of consistency.

Wonderful open lands and home of the free, The United States has plenty of gorgeous plant and animal biome among a vast number of miles. Many people in society today see loads of animals and plants on a daily basis. Yet, how many of these plants and animals do people actually believe belong in these biomes they are harvesting on. There plenty of food chains that rely on a set food system in order to survive, but what if they add in a species that doesn't belong there? Many species in the U.S are invaders to the ecosystem and destroying the food chain for other native species causing them to go extinct right in front of our faces.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 (MMPA) was the first act of the United States Congress to call specifically for an ecosystem approach to natural resource management and conservation. It was signed into law on October 21, 1972 by President Richard Nixon. Policy number 216.43 of the Marine Mammal Protection Act talks about marine mammals on display. According to this code, marine mammals are allowed to be captured or imported if they are to be put on public display, or used for scientific purposes. Violation of this Act may result in one year imprisonment and up to a 100,000 dollar fine for individuals. Organizations that violate the law can be fined up to as much as 200,000 dollars. Aircraft, vessels and other modes of transportation

This act ensured the safety of animals by enforcing all companies to have licenses for their "practices". The animal that was put on that list are dogs, cats, hamsters, monkeys,

Nature is a beautiful location where animals and plants live in unison, being untouched by humans. The human population, however has the ability to take and abuse nature.

The federal, provincial, and territorial government signatories under the Accord for the Protection of Species at Risk (1996) agreed to establish complementary legislation and programs that provide for effective protection of species at risk throughout Canada, including the Under the Species at Risk Act (S.C. 2002, c.29) (SARA), the federal competent ministers are responsible for the preparation of management plans for listed species of special concern and are required to report on progress within five years. The Sprague’s pipit on the other hand, warrants protection under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The Service has added the Sprague’s pipit to its list of candidate species and will review its status annually. Both these acts will

In the bill it states ways in which these crimes can be stopped. The first is by hiring defense services and security forces, such as Park Rangers. By doing this, poachers have a lower chance of harming the wildlife due to the fact that they don’t want to get caught. The second solution to stopping poaching is by investing in surveillance and electronic equipment. Most poachers and traffickers attack at night, but if our security forces had night vision goggles or thermal image devices we could catch these criminals and put them behind

On the other hand, nearly all organisms can exist without humans. There are some exceptions to this, such as endangered species or pets but, in general, most wildlife does not need human presence in order to survive. This is a fact of life and is accepted as an ecological truth. Accepting and understanding our equality with and interdependence on the Earth’s community of life is the first step in adopting the attitude of respect for nature.

A. According to the wildlife conservation society’s washington office director,Kelley Aylaward,endangered animals play a key role in the eco system .Animals such as the elephants eat brush ,preventing the overgrowing and their excrement helping fertilize the soil