For my project, I have chosen the Steppe Eagle because the name looked weird to me. The Steppe Eagle is an endangered species. The Steppe Eagle that live in Europe have been endangered due to power poles (electrocution), the lack of prey, persecution and poaching, and the destruction of habitat. Because of these threats, the Steppe Eagles might actually go extinct.
Few people have taken this to heart and are thinking of ways to help save the Steppe Eagles. RRRCN have implemented a wide ranging program of research and conservation efforts under the supervision of the non-profit organization. They monitor the population dynamics and the gender and age composition of the nesting group in order to determine how natural and anthropological factors affect population dynamics. They also watch how the Steppe Eagles’ status quo is changing with a view to planning concrete conservation measures. With the framework, the Steppe Eagles are banded that allows the birds to track.…show more content… Another solution is to throw up a fundraiser that can help move these eagles to a safe and healthier habitat, like a national park or a preserved forest, or something. These solutions may be long termed, but if we work together, we might be able to help the Steppe Eagles find a better home and have a better life.
Aside from the Steppe Eagles, other animals that would benefit from my solutions are the Black Rhinos, the Cross River Gorilla, the Eastern Lowland Gorilla, The Hawksbill Turtle, and etc. All of the animals that I listed just now would be able to find a better way of living too. It’s not only the steppe
eagles that are going endangered, other animals are also in critical condition. There is a possibility that some of these animals have less than one thousand of their own species wondering around, helplessly, on
