global citizenship

Conversation:

Conversation: individuals and groups who work to preserve the world’s natural environment and all the species of wildlife in it

Advocary:

Speaking out and influencing others to support conservation causes (e.g., Jane Goodall’s education campaigns)

Biodiversity:

The variety of all living things on Earth — including plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms, as well as the ecosystems and the interactions between them.

Endangered:

species is at serious risk of becoming extinct in the near future because its population is declining rapidly or its habitat is being destroyed.

Why wildlife conservation is needed/ endangered species

Explanation ;Animals or plants at risk of extinction due to human activity or climate change example: Tigers, Orangutans, Coral reefs

Extinction crisis

Explanation: Over 1 in 5 wildlife species are at risk of disappearing by 2100 examples: Polar bears (melting ice), Rhinos (poaching)

Why important:

Explanation: Wildlife helps maintain balance in ecosystems and supports human well-being. Examples:Bees pollinate crops; forests clean air

Factors contributing to the need for conversation cause / effect/ example

Cause: deforestation effect: Loss of animal habitats example: Amazon rainforest destruction

Factors contributing to the need for conversation/cause / effect/ example

Cause: pollution effect: Contaminates oceans, soil, and air Example: Oil spills killing marine life

Factors contributing to need for conversation / cause / effect/ example

Cause : climate change Effect: Alters temperature and food availability example: Melting Arctic ice affecting polar bears

Factors contributing to need for conversation / cause / effect/ example

Cause : overfishing and poaching effect: Reduces species population example: Shark fin trade, ivory poaching

Factors contributing to need for conversation cause / effect/ examples

Cause: urbanisation effect: Shrinks green spaces example: Cities expanding into wildlife zones

Elements of conservation example/actions

E) Protection of species from extinction example/actions Wildlife sanctuaries, zoos, endangered species laws

Elements of conservation example/actions

E) Maintaining and restoring habitats e/a Reforestation, wetland restoration, creating national parks

Elements of conservation example/actions

E) Preventing deforestation e/a) Planting trees, promoting paper recycling

Elements of conservation example/actions

E) Enhancing ecosystems and biodiversity e/a) Reducing pollution, using renewable energy, marine reserves

Types of conservation

Types: Environmental Conservation : description: Protecting the planet’s natural

resources threats : climate change waste ways to help ; Polar bears (melting ice),

Rhinos (poaching)

Types of conversation

Types : Animal Conservation description: Protecting endangered animals and their habitats threat : Poaching, extinction ways to help: Wildlife sanctuaries,

WWF campaigns

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