Encourage your family to shop for organic fruits and vegetables. If you can, plant native plants instead of non-native or introduced ones in your garden. Native grasses, flowers, shrubs and trees are more likely to attract native birds, butterflies and other insects, and maybe even some threatened species. Control Introduced Plants And Animals Non-native plants and animals are ones that come from outside your local area. Some parks and reserves, beaches, bush-land and rivers are now infested with invasive plants, and native species often cannot compete with these plants.
Many environmental weeds come from people s gardens.
Sometimes, the seeds are taken into the bush by the wind or by birds. There are many community groups working on conservation activities. Make Your Voice Heard State and territory government conservation agencies are responsible for the management of national parks and the protection of wildlife. They are sometimes supported by public foundations. Tell your family, friends and work mates about threatened species and how they can help them.