Introduction – World Wildlife Conservation Day is celebrated annually on December 4 to raise awareness about protecting and preserving the natural world and its inhabitants across the world. The main aim of this global day is to conserve and protect forests and wildlife that help enhance the number of endangered animals all over the world.

At present, the illegal poaching, killing, and smuggling of animals rapidly increases to earn more money or profit worldwide.  The areas of forest are rapidly decreasing, which affects the wildlife worldwide due to industrialization, making highways, and colonies. Due to the rapid enhancement in illegal poaching, killing, and smuggling of animals for money, it may cause many particular species are become endangered or nearly extinct across the world. Presently, many animals that are becoming extinct worldwide are given below –

• Tigers
• Rhinos
• Sea Turtles
• Elephants
• Lemurs
• Cheetahs

Significance – The main aim of World Wildlife Conservation Day is to raise awareness about the protection and conservation of endangered or threatened animals including rhinos, tigers, elephants, cheetahs, and rhinos This global day provides an opportunity to learn more about the importance and conservation of wildlife and forests across the world. Now, some greedy people kill or poach wild animals to earn more money or profit and several species become endangered or extinct worldwide.

Several wildlife organizations, zoos, and conservation groups may arrange many events that concentrate on reducing illegal smuggling, and poaching of animals which is beneficial in saving the threatened or endangered animals across the world on this global day. These groups or organizations may also arrange educational seminars or debates about how to protect and conserve wildlife all over the world. The Governments of countries should take steps to save or protect forests, animals, and wildlife, which is also beneficial for the green environment worldwide.