Many other fabulous organizations such as Project WILD work on similar goals. Deaf and hard of hearing kids and their friends will be encouraged to participate to learn about fish and their habitat. One of the environmental threats to wildlife is increasing human use on the forest and another would be pollution caused by people. Shrinking habitat for wildlife would be the most threatening to them. Many lands are being developed to meet peoples' need and even if some lands are being set aside for wildlife use, recreationists will still use them.
Education is the key to our future.
If people know how to leave wildlife alone and preserve the land they have, many wildlife will greatly benefit. As a Forest Service wildlife biologist, I am responsible for the land on which the wildlife lives as opposed to the Division of State Wildlife who work with the wildlife directly. Therefore, I am responsible for making sure that the habitats are in good condition and there is enough of each habitat to meet each species' requirements. Some species require hundreds of acres of forest and some only require a log. I also work with the Division to remove endangered, threatened, and sensitive species from the federal and state lists.