Help save our wild life!
It has been the history of life on this planet for some species to live, while others have died out. It happens to plants as well as to animals, because their habitats are altered by the presence of mankind. During the Pleistocene period, it is believed that around thirty per cent of the large mammals in Africa and seventy percent of North American mammals were killed by the hunters of that time. The latest estimates of damage: up to sixty-two species of mammals are gone, and at least fifty-three, perhaps ninety-four bird species have vanished.
Many factors contribute to wildlife extinction, but by far the most damage comes from mankind’s clearing of the habitats of species in order to grow crops. When plants used by animals as food becomes scarce, so go the animals. One such disaster was the Large Copper butterfly. Collectors were over zealous for specimens and caused the extinction of this butterfly in the 1840’s.
Social networking makes information at hand, and so Twitter.com, just to name a few active tweets for wild life enthusiastic to follow:
@World_Wildlife ~ Protecting the future of nature.
@BrisWhaleWatch ~ Whale Watching on the MV Eye Spy
@WildFoundation ~ A Voice for Wilderness
@WildLifeSOS ~ Wildlife SOS in India. We work to make a difference to the planet!
@OceanEchoes ~ Ocean wildlife conservation.
@WildernessTweet ~ Environmental news, events and actions from the Wilderness Society (Aust.)
@WildLifeAction ~ NWF’s Action Team, giving you the latest news and actions on speaking up for wildlife!
@SharksTurtles ~ Sea Turtles, Sharks & Whales! Conservation for our Ocean Friends.
@SeaShepherd ~ The Official Twitter page of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Defend. Conserve. Protect.
@NWF ~ The National Wildlife Federation works to inspire Americans to protect wildlife for our children’s future. Staff updating:@climateguru @ksuzj @starfocus
@OrangUtans ~ Founder of Orangutan Land Trust and Borneo Orangutan Survival UK. Saving apes for 15 years. Interested in REDD and carbon.
@SeeTurtles http://www.seeturtles.org
Let’s conserve and do our part to save endangered species. Find more species information from Endangered Species Program.
Conservation attitude should start with young kids, and not to be delayed because there are more extinction of wild life every day. Come and hold your children’s hand and learn from Defenders of Wildlife – Kid’s Planet, and Stacey Mayer’s Free Online Wild Life Coloring Books. In addition, click to obtain more wild life books, MP3, movies, DVD etc.
Into the Wild
100 Animals to See Before They Die (Bradt Guides)
Will We Miss Them? Endangered Species (Nature’s Treasures)
Remains of a Rainbow: Rare Plants and Animals of Hawaii
Help the Animals of Asia
Birder’s Conservation Handbook: 100 North American Birds at Risk
The Rare Breed
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