Задание 14 Юнит 4 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 7 класс
What do you think about Tracy’s letter to The RAP?
Many RAP readers have discussed Tracy’s letter on The RAP blog. Read extracts from their blog posts. What measures do the bloggers suggest? Do you agree that these measures can help?
HOW CAN WE HELP ENDANGERED SPECIES?
By Ashley Owen
The story of pigeons makes it clear — habitat is what matters very much! I think, if people’s actions destroy any habitat, they should create more habitat elsewhere.
By Betty Scott
Habitats are also destroyed because of the emission of exhaust fumes. Fumes given off by cars poison the air, the leaves of the trees, the earth. Animals die in polluted areas. Way out? — More bicycles and fewer cars, more recycled products — the animals and plants will only benefit from it.
By Carolyn Lee
We must protect endangered species! Create or join a group whose goals are to protect endangered species. In such groups people can learn about species and ecosystems and about the importance of environmental protection.
By Dean Bennet
Conservation activities can be of various kinds. One of them is following the rules when visiting national parks or woods and forests. I mean following fire and camping regulations, not throwing litter around, etc. Don’t turn our parks and river banks into landfills!
By Fiona Mason
Very important! Don’t buy endangered species. You know some people want to have exotic pets. And very often they buy the ones which are endangered! Check lists of which species are endangered and which are not before making your choice. Many species of fish commonly sold in supermarkets are in fact endangered.
By Brian Knight
Every species needs a certain habitat in order to live. Water pollution can also affect wildlife. The Nashville crayfish is endangered mainly because the creek where it lives has been polluted by people living nearby.
Ashley Owen: If people destroy a habitat, they should create more habitat elsewhere.
Betty Scott: We should use more bicycles and fewer cars, and buy more recycled products.
Carolyn Lee: We should create or join a group that protects endangered species.
Dean Bennet: We should follow the rules when visiting national parks, woods and forests, and not throw litter around.
Fiona Mason: We should not buy endangered species and should check which species are endangered before buying pets or food.
Brian Knight: We should stop water pollution, because polluted water can endanger wildlife.
