Amur Leopard

The last Annotated Bibliography!!

This annotated bibliography can be completed on either the week 5 (endangered/threatened species) material OR the week 6 material (green buildings and sustainable cities). However, you must choose a different topic for each of these (you can’t do the annotated bibliography and the story map on the same subject), and you can’t do the story map on one endangered species and the annotated bibliography on a different endangered species. If you choose to do your story map on an endangered species, you must do an annotated bibliography for week 6 (green buildings and sustainable cities).  If you choose to do your story map on green buildings, then your annotated bibliography can be on any endangered species. If you choose to do your story map on “A Sense of Place” to tell your own environmental story, including places and experiences that had a major impact on you, then you can choose either an endangered species OR green buildings/sustainable cities for your annotated bibliography 

Amur leopard

Initial Post

Select one endangered species that is of interest to you, and research the major threats to this species, what its critical habitat is, and what is being done to conserve it. You can select any endangered species or subspecies, as long as it is included on the a) federal list of endangered and threatened species, b) at least one of the state lists of endangered or threatened species (such as the list for Virginia flora/insects and other fauna), c) the IUCN Red list of threatened species (vulnerable, endangered, critically endangered, or extinct in the wild), AND/OR d) is a CITES listed species.

I need a draft or outline on endangered species the Amur leopard.After this draft I will need a 8 page paper for my final.That will be next weeks assingment.

Select one endangered species that is of interest to you, and research the major threats to this species, what its critical habitat is, and what is being done to conserve it. You can select any endangered species or subspecies, as long as it is included on the a) federal list of endangered and threatened species, b) at least one of the state lists of endangered or threatened species (such as the list for Virginia flora/insects and other fauna), c) the IUCN Red list of threatened species (vulnerable, endangered, critically endangered, or extinct in the wild), AND/OR d) is a CITES listed species.