PAKORNSIRI PONGKRAPAN NO.3 5/10

PAKORNSIRI PONGKRAPAN NO.3 5/10

Jatuporn Phetluan No.2 M.5/10

1. Do not hunt or buy wild animals

Avoid hunting, trading, or keeping wild animals illegally.

2. Protect forests and animal habitats

Preserve natural habitats by planting trees and preventing deforestation.

3. Reduce plastic use

Plastics harm both land and marine animals.

4. Recycle and manage waste properly

Help reduce pollution that affects wildlife.

5. Do not feed wild animals

Human food can make wild animals sick or dependent.

6. Support wildlife conservation organizations

Donate or join activities that protect wildlife.

7. Educate yourself and others

Spread awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation.

8. Drive carefully in wildlife zones

Prevent accidents that can harm animals.

9. Avoid products made from endangered animals

Do not use ivory, fur, or other illegal animal products.

10. Join forest planting and habitat restoration activities

Help restore nature so wildlife can thrive.

1. Join local clean-up events to keep nature free from trash.

2. Use eco-friendly products that do not harm animals or their habitats.

3. Support eco-tourism that respects wildlife and nature.

4. Keep pets under control so they don’t harm wild animals.

5. Drive carefully in wildlife areas to avoid accidents with animals.

6. Volunteer at animal shelters or wildlife centers.

7. Report illegal wildlife activities to the authorities.

8. Avoid feeding wild animals to keep their natural behavior.

9. Build bird feeders or small shelters to support local wildlife.

10. Use less water and electricity to reduce impact on natural resources.

11. Share wildlife information on social media to spread awareness.

12. Respect protected areas like national parks and follow the rules.

Jatuporn Phetluan No.2 M.5/10

Saving wildlife is important because every plant and animal helps nature. We can help by protecting their homes, cleaning the environment, building small shelters, teaching others, and supporting strong laws and charities. Small actions can protect wildlife for the future

Wildlife includes all living things that live in nature, such as mammals, birds, insects, and reptiles. These animals need habitats like forests, ponds, hedgerows, or even tiny spaces between sand grains to survive.

Today, many species in the UK are in danger. Some animals and plants have already gone extinct, and many more are at risk — including otters, moths, and some birds. This is mostly because their habitats have been destroyed or changed, like when hedgerows are cut down or ponds are no longer suitable.

We can help by supporting environmental groups like the Environment Agency, which work to protect rare wildlife. We can also create small habitats ourselves, like school or garden ponds, to give animals a safe place to live.

Protecting wildlife helps keep nature in balance — and makes the world a better place for everyone.

Jatuporn Phetluan No.2 M.5/10

2.Creating wildlife-friendly environments in your yard can start with planting native trees, shrubs, and flowers.

3. Picking up trash not only protects the environment and keeps our surroundings beautiful, but it can also save wildlife.

4.avoid harmful chemicals.

5. you can donate to environment groups.

Wildlife means all the plants, animals and other living things found in the wild.Habitats are the places where plants and animals live. They are all around us such as on the land, in the water, in the city , in the countryside , woodlands , ponds or hedgerows. In the UK alone, there are about 37,000 different species of animals and 65,000 different species of plants. Sadly, though, over the last 100 years more than 170 plant and animal species have completely disappeared.The main reason why some types of plants and animals are becoming endangered species is that their habitats are lost or have changed. Animals like moths, birds and bats have lost their homes as people have cut down the hedgerows they live in. Also, a lot of ponds are no longer suitable for the animals and plants to live in because they are polluted, or people have filled them in.You can save wildlife by supporting environmental groups. You can even create a small wildlife habitat yourself, by making a pond at school or in your garden.

In the UK, many species have disappeared or are at risk due to habitat loss and pollution, threatening animals like otters and brown hares.

We must save endangered wildlife by supporting groups and making small habitats.

UK wildlife includes many plants and animals living in different habitats like woodlands, ponds, and farmlands. Sadly, over 170 species have disappeared in the last 100 years, and about 15% are now at risk. The main cause is habitat loss or change from pollution, cutting hedgerows, and filling ponds. To help, people can support environmental groups and create small wildlife habitats, such as garden ponds, to protect endangered species before it’s too late.

1. Protect habitats – Don’t destroy natural areas like forests, ponds, or hedgerows.

2. Create new habitats – Make a small pond or plant native trees and flowers in your garden.

3. Reduce pollution – Don’t throw litter into rivers, lakes, or woods.

4. Support conservation groups – Help organizations that work to protect endangered species.

5. Educate others – Teach your friends and family why wildlife is important.

6. Use less plastic – It often ends up harming animals in the wild.

7. Be careful with chemicals – Avoid using pesticides that can hurt insects and other creatures.

8. Respect wildlife – Don’t disturb animals in their homes or pick wild plants.

9. Report problems – If you see pollution or illegal hunting, tell the authorities.

10. Volunteer – Join clean-up events or tree-planting projects.

We can help save wildlife in many ways. First, we should protect animals that live in the forest. We must not hurt or kill them. We can help by keeping the forest clean and planting more trees. Trees give animals a safe place to live. We should not buy things made from animal skin because that makes people want to hunt animals. We can also tell our friends and family to help. It is important not to take baby animals from the wild. We can support parks and zoos that care for animals. Saving water and keeping the environment clean also help animals. If we love and respect all living things, we can make the world better for wildlife.

Wildlife means animals and plants that live in the wild. They live in places called habitats, like forests, ponds, and farms. In the UK, there are many kinds of animals and plants. But some of them are in danger. Their homes are being destroyed or changed. Animals like bats and moths are losing their homes. Some ponds are now dirty and not good for animals. We need to help before it is too late. We can support groups that protect nature. We can also make small homes for animals, like a pond in the garden.

2.Preserve forests, water sources, and natural ecosystems.

3.Do not encroach on forests or protected areas.

4.Do not hunt or trade wildlife illegally.

5.Donate to or volunteer with organizations that work to protect wildlife.

6.Plant trees to create habitats for wildlife and reduce global warming.

7.Do not keep wild or endangered animals as pets.

8.Raise awareness in communities and schools about wildlife conservation.

9.Support eco-tourism and responsible wildlife tourism.

10.Support laws and policies that protect wildlife.

Yanisa Yingrungreungsuk m. 5/10 no. 25

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Next, it discusses habitats—places where these animals and plants live. Habitats exist everywhere, from land and water to cities and the countryside. They can include woodlands, farmlands, ponds, and hedgerows. Some species even live in very small spaces, such as sand grains.

The situation facing British wildlife is alarming. Over the past century, more than 170 animal and plant species have completely disappeared from the UK. Around 15% of British wildlife is at risk of extinction, including animals such as the brown hare. This decline is mainly due to changes or loss of habitats. For example, hedgerows have been cut down, and ponds have become polluted or filled in, making it harder for animals and plants to survive.

In response to this crisis, the article encourages action to prevent the extinction of endangered British wildlife. It urges people to support environmental organizations like the Environment Agency, which work to protect rare species and habitats. Additionally, individuals can help by creating wildlife-friendly spaces, such as building ponds in schoolyards or gardens.

Images of animals like the bald eagle, Bengal tiger, panda, wolf, and sea turtle illustrate the diversity and beauty of wildlife, emphasizing what’s at stake if action is not taken soon.

1. Protect nature and forests

   • Don’t cut down trees or destroy wild places

   • Plant trees or make safe spaces for animals

2. Support wildlife organizations

   • Donate or help groups that protect animals and nature (like WWF)

3. Reduce waste and pollution

   • Recycle and use less plastic

   • Don’t throw trash into rivers, forests, or oceans

4. Don’t buy or sell wild animals

   • Never buy things made from ivory, fur, or endangered animals

5. Make a home for wildlife

   • Plant flowers for bees and butterflies

   • Build small ponds or put bird feeders in your garden

6. Teach and share with others

   • Tell your friends and family about protecting wildlife

   • Share good ideas and help others care for nature

• Biodiversity Balance
  Wildlife plays key roles in ecosystems predators control prey populations, pollinators help plants reproduce, and decomposers recycle nutrients.

• Ecosystem Services
  Animals help maintain clean air, water, and fertile soil. For example, bees pollinate crops, and forests (home to countless species) purify the air.

• Food Security
  Many people rely on wildlife for food through fishing, hunting, and agriculture supported by wild pollinators.

• Medicinal Value
  Numerous medicines are derived from wildlife—like cancer treatments from rainforest plants or painkillers from animal venom.

• Economic Importance
  Wildlife-based tourism (e.g., safaris, whale watching) creates jobs and supports economies around the world.

• Cultural and Spiritual Significance
  Animals play crucial roles in traditions, religions, and cultural identities of many communities and Indigenous peoples.

• Climate Regulation
  Animals like whales and forest-dwelling species help regulate carbon levels by supporting ecosystems that absorb CO₂.

• Scientific Research and Education
  Studying animals leads to discoveries in behavior, genetics, and medicine, helping us understand life and evolution.

• Preventing Extinction
  Every species has intrinsic value and a right to exist. Preventing extinction preserves nature’s heritage for future generations.

• Preventing Pandemics
  Healthy wildlife populations in protected habitats reduce human-wildlife contact, lowering the risk of zoonotic diseases like COVID-19.

1. Don’t support wildlife products:

Avoid buying wildlife products such as ivory, bones, skin, shells, or keeping wildlife as pets.

2. Protect and conserve habitats:

Keep water sources clean, reduce deforestation, and avoid land development that impacts wildlife habitats.

3. Reduce the use of single-use plastics:

Carry a reusable water bottle or cup to reduce the amount of plastic waste that can harm animals.

4. Don’t litter in public places:

Dispose of waste properly to prevent animals from getting trapped or injured by trash.

5. Support conservation of protected areas:

Visit wildlife sanctuaries, parks, or natural areas and support conservation organizations.

6. Volunteer:

Join wildlife conservation organizations’ volunteer activities or community habitat clean-ups.

7. Educate and raise awareness:

Share knowledge about wildlife conservation with others, family, friends, and the community.

8. Report illegal activities:

If you see illegal hunting or wildlife trade, immediately notify the relevant authorities.

9. Support conservation measures:

Speak up and support policies that help protect wildlife and their habitats.

10. Learn more about conservation:

Educate yourself about wildlife and conservation methods so you can apply them.

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The UK has about 37,000 animal species and 65,000 plant species, but many are in danger. Around 15% of British wildlife is still at risk due to habitat loss, pollution, and changes caused by humans. When animals lose their homes, they struggle to survive.

To help, we can support environmental groups that protect rare wildlife and their habitats. We can also take action ourselves by creating small wildlife areas, like ponds, in our schools or gardens.

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Help organizations like the Environment Agency that work to protect rare wildlife and habitats.

2 Protect habitats

Make sure areas like woodlands, farmlands, ponds, and hedgerows are not destroyed or polluted.

3 Create wildlife habitats

You can build a small wildlife pond in your garden or at school to provide a safe home for many species.

4 Stop habitat destruction

Avoid cutting down hedgerows or draining ponds, which are important for many animals.

5 Raise awareness

Educate others about the importance of protecting endangered species and their homes before it’s too late.

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Yanisa Yingrungreungsuk m. 5/10 no. 25

We can help by supporting environmental groups that protect rare wildlife and habitats. People can also make small wildlife habitats, like garden ponds, to support nature.

Wildlife includes all plants, animals, and other living things that live in the wild, such as squirrels, lizards, fish, and insects. These living things depend on habitats—places like woodlands, farmlands, ponds, and hedgerows—where they can survive. However, many of these habitats are being destroyed or changed, causing about 15% of wildlife in the UK to be at risk. Some species, like moths, birds, and bats, are losing their homes, and many ponds are no longer suitable for life. To help, we can support environmental groups and even create our own small habitats, like making a pond at school or at home, to protect endangered species from extinction.

1. Protect natural habitats – Don’t destroy forests, wetlands, or other wild areas.

2. Support wildlife charities or organizations – Donate or volunteer to help.

3. Create a wildlife-friendly garden – Plant flowers, trees, or make a pond.

4. Recycle and reduce waste – Helps keep nature clean and safe for animals.

5. Avoid using harmful chemicals – Pesticides and fertilizers can hurt wildlife.

6. Reduce water and electricity use – Helps lower pollution and protect habitats.

7. Respect wild animals – Don’t feed or disturb them in nature.

8. Learn about endangered species – Knowing more helps you care more.

9. Buy eco-friendly and sustainable products – This protects forests and oceans.

10. Join clean-up events – Help clean beaches, rivers, or parks.

11. Use less plastic – Plastic waste can harm or kill animals.

12. Talk to others about wildlife protection – Share knowledge and inspire action.

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Wildlife refers to all plants, animals, and other living organisms found in nature.

A habitat is a place where plants and animals live. These habitats are all around us — on land, in water, in cities, and in the countryside.

The main reason some species of plants and animals are becoming endangered is the loss or alteration of their natural habitats.

You can help protect many endangered wildlife species in the UK from extinction by supporting environmental conservation groups.

• Reduce, reuse, recycle: Cut down on waste that pollutes habitats.

• Use less plastic: Plastics often end up in oceans and harm animals.

• Conserve water and energy: Reducing demand lowers pressure on natural resources.

• Buy sustainable products: Choose items like wood, paper, and seafood that are certified sustainable.

• Avoid wildlife exploitation: Don’t buy products made from endangered animals or their parts.

At Home & in Your Community

• Plant native trees and flowers: Create food and shelter for birds, bees, and other creatures.

• Make your yard wildlife-friendly: Add bird feeders, bat boxes, or pollinator gardens.

• Keep pets responsibly: Cats and dogs can harm wildlife if not properly supervised.

• Support local conservation projects: Volunteer or donate to nature reserves, rescue centers, or environmental groups.

• At first, Buck struggles with the harsh cold, hunger, and cruelty of both humans and other dogs.

• He learns the “law of club and fang,” meaning survival depends on strength and cunning.

• Over time, Buck grows tougher, more instinctive, and closer to his wild ancestry.

• He serves several masters, but only feels true love and respect with John Thornton, a kind prospector.

• When Thornton is killed by Native hunters, Buck finally leaves human society behind.

• He answers the “call of the wild” by joining a wolf pack, becoming a legendary leader of the wilderness.

1. Protect natural habitats such as forests, rivers, and oceans.

2. Plant trees and restore forests to provide food and shelter for animals.

3. Reduce plastic use and dispose of waste properly to prevent pollution.

4. Avoid illegal hunting and trading of wild animals.

5. Support wildlife sanctuaries and national parks.

6. Donate to or volunteer at wildlife rescue centers.

7. Grow native plants in gardens to help birds, bees, and insects.

8. Save water and energy to reduce environmental impact.

9. Join campaigns or community projects for wildlife conservation.

10. Educate children and others about the importance of protecting animals.

11. Choose eco-friendly products and avoid goods made from wild animals.

12. Respect nature and learn to live in balance with wildlife.

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Habitats are the places where these animals and plants live.

Habitats can be big like woodlands and farmlands or small like ponds and hedgerows. In the UK, there are about 37,000 animal species and 65,000 plant species. Sadly, over the last 100 years, more than 170 species have completely disappeared. About 15% of British wildlife is still at risk today. Many animals lose their habitats when people cut down hedgerows or fill ponds. Moths, birds, and bats have lost their homes because of habitat loss. We need to help by protecting rare habitats and making new ones.

Everyone can help wildlife by supporting groups and creating small habitats like ponds.

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