The document summarizes information about three species: the extinct Tasmanian Tiger, the endangered Siberian Tiger, and the recovered Bald Eagle. It provides details on their original locations, reasons for becoming endangered or extinct, current population statuses, and conservation efforts undertaken that helped the Bald Eagle's recovery from being endangered.

1. Extinct Species Tasmanian Tiger

2. Where species was found Originally found in Tasmania Also found in parts of south Australia Officially extinct in wild in 1933

3. Reasons for extinction Outcompeted in mainland due to Dingoes Hunting-Ivory and Entertainment Disease Developments cause loss of prey

4. Further Information IUCN declared it EX in 1972 Impossible for species to recover It is a marsupial not a dog!!!!!

5. Endangered Species Siberian Tiger

6. Global Distribution Live in South East of Russia 350-450 tigers only! CR Were found in China and Mongolia

7. Reasons for becoming endangered Poaching for fur and Medicine Habitat loss-Logging + Development

8. Conservation efforts Laws against tiger killing for medicine Siberian tiger project: Scientist analyzing tiger patterns Gives better insight on what needs to be protected Protecting tigers natural habitat

9. Recovered Species Bald Eagle

10. Location Location found in USA Canada Alaska Northern Mexico

11. Reasons for previously being endangered Habitat destruction, degradation Illegal shooting – EAGLES EATING LIVESTOCK Contamination of food source (DDT) Was at EN

12. Why it is not endangered anymore The Bald Eagle prevention Act: Prohibited killing and selling No possession of species Now at LC Captive breeding Nest site protection (breeding season)

13. Citation http://www.dpiw.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/webpages/bhan-53777bEndangered: Siberian TigerCitation: http://www.tigersincrisis.com/siberian_tiger.htmRecovered: Bald EagleCitation: http://www.fws.gov/midwest/eagle/recovery/biologue.html , http://www.wcsrussia.org/Projects/SiberianTigerProject/tabid/1222/language/en-US/Default.aspx -Siberian tiger conservatin help