wild life at risk speech

Good morning, I’m Stephanie Howard speaking for the Wildlife at Risk Organization. We are a group of high school schoolers who want the adult to change their ways of thinking about the poor animals that are being extinct. It’s my honor to be here, in Beijing, to talk to you about endanger species. We are here today to speak up for all the wild animals that cannot speak for themselves. I stand here to speak for the animals that are now extinct, that can no longer be save. And I stand here to speak for the endanger species, whose number are decreasing close to extinction. Animal become endanger before they goes extinct so we, as the dominant group of the world, should take action in this global issue.

It’s our duty as a part of the dominant species, to represent all the other species who wish to return home but cannot return. Animals are created for a reason, if we are the dominant species we should have responsibility for taking care of other who are not dominant. 60% of medical medicines are taken from nature, and if we don’t take action on helping those poor animals we might as well say goodbye to all the solution to HIV and cancer.

Don’t you think we lost enough? We have lost all the mighty Bali Tiger due to over hunting, we have lost the Javan rhinoceros due to loss of habitat. Bali Tiger. Javan rhinoceros.

Do you admire the cute adorable panda that you usually expect to spot in the zoo? Imagine that adorable specie being extinct, there won’t be any panda for you to see in the wild nor in the zoo if we don’t take action in it.

Asking why animal goes extinct, but we, dominant group, never look back at ourselves to address all the crimes we did.

We are the one that cause all those black contamination in the air, damaging the ozone layer which protects the human and animals.
We are the one who polluted their river and sea, so they can no longer drink or live.
We are the criminal and we don’t notice and justify it.

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