Cold open, picture this, a world without the majestic tiger, the playful orangutan or the mysterious snow leopard. Unthinkable, right? Now let's dive into the legal frameworks for conservation. First up, the Endangered Species Act. This U.S. law, established in 1973, focuses on protecting critically endangered species from extinction. Across the pond, the European Union's Habitat's Directive Safeguards approximately 2000 species and habitats. Meanwhile, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species or Sites regulates international wildlife trade impacting over 35,000 species. Lastly, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN, pushes for the conservation of nature and sustainable use of resources globally. Remember these laws and organizations alone can't save our wildlife. It's up to us to make a change. Act now for a better tomorrow. Loop Restarts in 3, 2, 1.