The Bald Eagle as an Endangered Species

Bearhead eagles are endangered species, and Balloon eagles are the symbol of the country, so it is the most famous endangered species. It should express freedom and American way, but if we allow extinct vultures, why can we let free again and express our way of the United States what does not exist again. As a symbol of the country, Bald Eagle is on the list of endangered species earlier than most species. When the bald eagle reached the lowest point (400 pairs) in the 1960s, it was included in the endangered species list.

Bear Eagle is a success story of the Endangered Species Protection Act. The species almost disappeared from most parts of the United States decades ago. This is because the eggshell became too thin due to the influence of pesticide DDT, and it became impossible to support the parents' weight. In 1972 the United States prohibited the use of DDT for agricultural purposes after a bald eagle was added to the list of federal endangered species. This species was successfully restored and was removed from the list of federal endangered species in 2007.

Bearhead eagles are endangered species, and Balloon eagles are the symbol of the country, so it is the most famous endangered species. It should express freedom and American way, but if we allow extinct vultures, why can we let free again and express our way of the United States what does not exist again. As a symbol of the country, Bald Eagle is on the list of endangered species earlier than most species. When the bald eagle reached the lowest point (400 pairs) in the 1960s, it was included in the endangered species list.

In 1967, the Minister of the Interior listed the Bald Eagle on the south side of the parallel line 40 based on the Endangered Species Protection Act of 1966. After the endangered species law was enacted in 1973, it was designated as an endangered species in 48 states in 1978. Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, and Wisconsin were threatened. In July 1999, government agencies proposed removing vultures from a list of threatened species. Since then, the Patent Office has reviewed the comments and new data and information received by the proposal to determine the best way to manage species that have been removed from protection from the Endangered Species Act. In 2006, due to new information on the delisting proposal, the firm resumed the public comment period. The data gathered during the review was included in the final decision on the state of the species

In the United States endangered species are protected by Endangered Species Act (ESA). For the protection of ESA, many species such as Bald Eagle, Falcon, Tsunaro, Blue Whale and Hyogroma are recovering on the road. Without ESA, some endangered species will disappear forever. Reduce, reuse, recycle! The landfill occupies valuable space on the earth, and some waste such as plastic bags and bottles enter the wild habitat such as the ocean, which has an adverse effect on endangered species. Aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic containers, cardboard etc can be recycled everyday life goods. If unnecessary books, toys, clothes are well-maintained, consider donating to charity instead of throwing them away