The Fascinating World of

Wildlife
Explore the wonders of the animal kingdom, from extinct species to endangered
wildlife, and learn how we can all contribute to their conservation.

NM by Navya Mundhra
Extinct Wildlife and Their Tragic Fate
1 Dodo Bird 🐦 2 Tasmanian Tiger 🐯

Native to Mauritius, the flightless Dodo The last known Thylacine died in captivity
Bird went extinct in the 17th century due to in 1936. Hunting and habitat destruction
habitat loss and hunting. led to their extinction.

3 Pyrenean Ibex 🐐 4 Passenger Pigeon

The Pyrenean Ibex was the first species to Once the most abundant bird in North
become extinct twice. It was successfully America, hunting and deforestation led to
cloned in 2003 but only lived for seven the extinction of the Passenger Pigeon in
minutes. 1914.
Most Endangered Wildlife in the world
Black Rhinoceros 🦏
With a population decline of 96%
since the 1960s, only around
5,500 Black Rhinos remain due to
poaching and habitat loss.
Amur Leopard 🐆
As one of the rarest big cats, the
Amur Leopard has approximately
84 individuals left in the wild,
threatened by illegal hunting and
habitat fragmentation.
Sumatran Orangutan 🦧
Only about 14,000 Sumatran
Orangutans remain, primarily due
to deforestation, the illegal pet
trade, and palm oil plantations.
Conservation: A Lifeline for Wildlife
Habitat Protection Endangered Species Programs

Preserving natural habitats helps provide a Initiatives for at breeding, reintroducing, or

sanctuary for countless wildlife, supporting protecting endangered species play a crucial role
sanctuaries, going against zoos. in their survival.

Sustainable Practices Community Engagement

Adopting sustainable practices such as Engaging local communities in conservation

responsible agriculture, reporting animal abuse efforts fosters a sense of ownership and empowers
and minimizing negative impacts on wildlife and people to protect wildlife and their environment.
their habitats.
Inspiring Quotes to Ignite Change
Albert Einstein Jane Goodall David Attenborough

"Look deep into nature, and then "The least I can do is speak out "No one will protect what they
you will understand everything for those who cannot speak for don't care about, and no one will
better." themselves." care about what they have never
experienced."
Actions We Can Take Protecting Our wildlife

1 Reduce Consumption

By choosing sustainable products,

reducing single-use plastic, and making
Support Conservation 2 conscious lifestyle choices, we can
Organizations
minimize our impact on wildlife habitats.
Donating to wildlife conservation
organizations and support their efforts
towards protecting endangered species and
habitats. 3 Spread Awareness

Use the power of social media, inspire

others to understand and value the
importance of wildlife conservation ,
feeding any animal you can.
Conclusion and Key Points
1 Every Species Counts
Whether extinct, endangered,
or thriving, each species
contributes to the intricate
web of life and deserves our
protection. We owe them so
much than what they owe us.
2 Collective
Responsibility
Conserving wildlife is a
shared responsibility that
requires global effort and
individual actions to create a
sustainable future.

3 We Hold the Power

Supporting sanctuaries, going against sanctuaries, feeding any animal we

can; these are some of the powers that humans hold and must do, because
if we don’t speak for those who don’t have a voice then who will?