How can you help save plants and animals by not being extinct or endangered?

Question

answers should be separated.. THNKS :)

Answer 1

That why it's called EVOLUTION, things die so other things can live. Survival of the fittest, it is how things, plants & animals adapt and flourish. Our intervention is counter intuitive.

Answer 2

do not remove plants that spontaneous in your garden, do also with insects and try to fertilizer your garden with the growing things that are dieing there and do not remove brown leafs

Answer 3

Plants and animals have come and gone since the first forms of life appeared here, over 2 billion years ago!

This will continue to occur. As for species that we put at risk by our displacing and poisoning, we risk being included and if we perish life will go on its merry way with never a thought of us!

There is a place in Norway that has all the seed stocks of the world in a polar bear guarded vault! I kid you not.

If we were to preserve all life forms this way we would have an insurance perhaps, but we can all lessen our impact by wasting less and not being so spoilt, like materialistic little babies.

Answer 4

The first thing is to educate others of the importance of all plants and animals.

I'm trying to do my part by encouraging everyone to have at least one live plant in each room, especially if it's air conditioned.  If you want to know the best plants?  Please use NASA's Clean Air Plant Study as a guide.  It can be found at: http://www.zone10.com/tech/NASA/Fyh.htm

I wasn't raised on a farm but liked animals. So I raised homing pigeons first because birds was my passion.   It started with fishes and a pet frog in my back yard pond.  Later it was dogs, cats rabbits ducks, honey bees, and Jackson chameleons.  Not all at once.  I'm now into compost worms and indoor potted plants.   It's an interesting learning experience..