I'm trying to help save the Amur Leopard because they are endangered and I believe all animals have their own part in helping the world around us survive. The Amur leopard helps keep the right balance of species in their area which is important for the health of the forest and wider environment which provides local wildlife and people with food, water and other resources. The Amur leopard is struggling to survive because of the pressures of human activities in the area. These activities include habitat loss through development, such as, logging and Forrest fires, which can be deliberately started in order to clear land. There are roughly only 30 amur leopards left in the world. People kill and poach these animals because of their fur but don't you think humans can live without animals fur attached to their coats, or sewn into rugs and whatever else they use the fur for? Wearing their fur or having their fur made into rugs is not a necessity for humans to survive. Like I said in the beginning, without the amur leopard, other animals species that are meant to be kept down at a stable number for the environment will start to rise in that area and another species of animals will be extinct. Soon it'll be all animal species extinct because once the last amur leopard is killed and its fur is taken, what animal will be next? And after that animal, which one would be after? It'll just go on and on until we have no animals left to take fur from.