Japan
Yasuga Irodori Forest, Where People and Animals Live in Harmony
The forests of Okuharima are in a state of deterioration due to a lack of care. If the situation continues unabated, the inherent role of satoyama (village forests) – which serve as a boundary between wildlife and humans – will be compromised.

Wild animals will enter the village, threatening the existence of both parties. Therefore, Cosmo Energy teamed up with the local community to thin 20,000 square meters of woodland to create a forest with plenty of sunlight. Furthermore, it planted low-growing flowering trees and shrubs such as hydrangeas and peonies, creating an environment where people can visit freely. In addition, repairing waterways is essential to improve drainage and install protective fencing to prevent wild animals from entering the area. Through these efforts, Cosmo Energy will create the Yasuga Irodori Forest, where people and wildlife live in harmony with one another.
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India

Aaranyak : Human Elephant conflict

Friendicoes SECA

PETA India

Sevalaya : Gaushala

Wildlife SOS

Australia

Animal Aid
Australian Marine Conservation Society
Naked For A Cause
Wildlife Warriors Worldwide

Bolivia
Rainforest Trust : Stopping Deforestation at the Edge of the Bolivian Amazon

Brazil
Rainforest Trust : Preserve the Amazon’s Coastal Gem in Brazil

Canada

Birds Canada
Greenpeace
International Fund For Animal Welfare

Ecuador
Rainforest Trust : Ensure long-term survival of the Lilacine Amazon parrot

France

Brigitte Bardot Foundation

Guinea
Rainforest Trust : Save African Forest Elephants from Mining in Guinea

Guyana
Rainforest Trust : Protect Ancient Wetlands In Guyana’s “Land of the Giants”

Hong Kong

Animals Asia

Indonesia
Rainforest Trust : Safeguard a Critical Corridor For Orangutans In Indonesia

Kenya

African Wildlife Foundation
Children with nature : Animals Habitat
Save The Elephants
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

Malaysia
Rainforest Trust : Protect the Most Important Forests Left for Tigers in Malaysia

Mexico
Rainforest Trust : Connect Wild Lands for Wild Cats in Mexico

New Zealand

Rnzspca

Peru
Rainforest Trust : Save the Amazon: Protect Half a Million Acres in Southern Peru

South Africa
Birdlife International
Goodwork Foundation
The Endangered Wildlife Trust

Switzerland

Wwf

Thailand

Friends Of The Asian Elephant

United Kingdom

Animal Defenders International
Animal Free Research Uk
Battersea
Brooke
Cats Protection
Compassion In World Farming
Cruelty Free International
David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Elephant Family
Environmental Investigation Agency
Free The Wild
Galvmed
Hawk Conservancy Trust
International Animal Rescue (Iar)
League Against Cruel Sports
Pdsa
Racehorse Sanctuary
Rspca
Save Me Trust
Save The Rhino
Sumatran Orangutan Society
Swan Lifeline
The Gorilla Organization
Tusk Trust
Wildlife Aid Foundation
World Animal Protection
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United States Of America

600million.Org
A Dog's Life Rescue
Acap
Actors And Others For Animals
Alley Cat Allies
American Dog Rescue Foundation
American Humane Association
American Wild Horse Conservation
Animal Haven
Animal Legal Defense Fund
Aspca
Audubon Society
Bat Conservation International
Best Friends Animal Society
Big Cat Rescue
Bonaparte's Retreat
Born Free USA united with Animal Protection Institute
Broadway Barks
Canine Companions For Independence
Celebration Of The Sea Foundation
Center For Biological Diversity
Center For Coastal Studies
Centre Valbio
Conservation International
Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch
D.E.L.T.A. Rescue
Defenders Of Wildlife
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Dogs Deserve Better
Dogs In Danger
Dolphin Project
Farm
Farm Sanctuary
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Great Ape Project
Greater Good
Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center
Halo Pet Foundation
Heart
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Home For Life
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Humane Farming Association

Humane Society Of New York
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Mercy For Animals
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One Picture Saves A Life
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Animal Rescue League of Berks County, Inc.

Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County

Citizens for Animal Protection

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San Diego Humane Society

Humane Society of Greater Dayton

Animal Rescue League of Boston

Greenhill Humane Society, SPCA

Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region

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Humane Society of North Texas

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Charlies Angels Animal Sanctuary Inc.

Lucky Cat Adoptions Inc.

Jacksonville , FL

Faunalytics
The Humane League
New Roots Institute
Good Food Institute Inc.
Legal Impact for Chickens

Challenges
Shortage of veterinary doctors : Leads to proper treatment of animals
Fees of veterinary doctors : May lead to calling Veterinary doctors late (affecting animal life)
Poaching and Illegal Wildlife Trade:
Social Intricacies
Food Shortages
Animal Welfare
Economic Pressures
Regulatory Compliance


Individual Animals
Habitat Loss : Human activities like urbanization, agriculture, and infrastructure development lead to the destruction and fragmentation of natural habitats, isolating animal populations
Deforestation : results in habitat loss and degradation of species that rely on forests for survival.
Pollution : Harms animal health.
Climate Change : Droughts, floods, and wildfires makes humans focus on themself and it may devastate animal populations and disrupt ecosystems.
Rising Temperatures : disrupt life of animals.
Sea Level Rise : affects marine mammals and seabirds.
Overfishing depletes fish populations and disrupts marine ecosystems
Bycatch (accidentally catching non-target species) harms other marine animals.

Habitat Loss, Degradation, and Fragmentation:
Destruction, fragmentation, and degradation of natural habitats are major threats to wildlife, reducing space and resources for animals to live and reproduce.
Climate Change:
Changing climates can disrupt ecosystems, alter migration patterns, and lead to food shortages or unsuitable breeding conditions for animals.
Invasive Species:
The introduction of non-native species can outcompete native animals for resources and disrupt the delicate balance of ecosystems.
Pollution:
Various forms of pollution, including plastic waste, chemical runoff, and noise pollution, can harm animals directly or indirectly through contaminated food sources.
Light and Noise Pollution:
These can disrupt animal behavior, migration patterns, and communication, particularly for nocturnal animals.
Human-Related Challenges:
Poaching and Illegal Wildlife Trade:
The hunting and trade of animals for their parts or products is a major driver of species decline and extinction.
Overfishing:
Unsustainable fishing practices deplete fish populations and disrupt marine ecosystems, impacting animals that rely on fish for food.
Roadkill:
Collisions with vehicles can be a significant cause of mortality for many animal species, especially during migration or when crossing roads.
Bycatch:
Animals, including marine mammals, birds, and turtles, can be unintentionally caught and killed as a result of fishing activities.
Animal Welfare Issues:
Animals in captivity, including those in zoos, circuses, and research facilities, can face challenges related to their well-being, including stress, disease, and inadequate care.
Animal Agriculture:
The practices of raising animals for food can have significant impacts on animal welfare, including confinement, disease, and stress.
Animal Abuse and Cruelty:
Animals are also victims of abuse and cruelty, including neglect, abandonment, and intentional harm.
Other Challenges:
Disease:
Infectious diseases can spread rapidly through animal populations, leading to outbreaks and mortality.
Food Shortages:
Changes in climate and habitat loss can lead to food scarcity, impacting animal survival and reproduction.
Social Competition and Intricacies:
Animals face competition for resources and mates, as well as social challenges within their own species.
Natural Disasters:
Extreme weather events and other natural disasters can devastate animal populations and their habitats.

1. Habitat Loss and Degradation:
Destruction and Fragmentation:
Human activities like urbanization, agriculture, and logging lead to the destruction and fragmentation of natural habitats, reducing the available space and resources for endangered species.
Deforestation:
The clearing of forests for various purposes, including agriculture and logging, results in the loss of crucial habitats for numerous species.
Invasive Species:
The introduction of non-native species can disrupt ecosystems, outcompete native species, and threaten the survival of endangered populations.
2. Climate Change:
Altered Habitats:
Climate change, including rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns, can alter habitats and disrupt ecological processes, making it difficult for species to adapt and survive.
Disrupted Migration Patterns:
Changes in climate can disrupt the migration patterns of animals, leading to reduced breeding success and increased mortality.
3. Poaching and Illegal Wildlife Trade:
Overexploitation:
The unsustainable hunting, trapping, and harvesting of wildlife for their body parts, meat, or other products can severely deplete populations of endangered species.
Illegal Trade:
The illegal trade in wildlife products, including ivory, rhino horn, and tiger parts, is a major threat to many endangered species, driving their populations towards extinction.
4. Pollution:
Water and Air Pollution:
Pollution from industrial activities, agriculture, and other sources can contaminate water and air, harming wildlife and disrupting ecosystems.
Plastic Pollution:
The accumulation of plastic waste in the environment, especially in oceans and waterways, poses a serious threat to marine life and other species.
5. Human-Wildlife Conflict:
Increased Competition:
As human populations expand, there is increasing competition for resources, leading to conflicts between humans and wildlife.
Reprisal and Retaliation:
Conflicts can lead to retaliatory killings of wildlife by humans, further endangering vulnerable populations.
6. Other Challenges:
Lack of Awareness and Education:
A lack of public awareness and education about the importance of conservation and the threats to endangered species can hinder conservation efforts.
Inadequate Funding and Resources:
Conservation efforts require significant funding and resources, including trained personnel, equipment, and infrastructure, which are often lacking.
Weak Enforcement of Laws:
Lax enforcement of laws and regulations designed to protect endangered species can undermine conservation efforts.
Disease:
New and emerging diseases can spread quickly through vulnerable populations, threatening the survival of already endangered species.