Mammal conservation focuses on protecting and preserving various species of mammals, which are vital to ecosystems and biodiversity. Efforts include habitat preservation, legal protection, and breeding programs to prevent extinction. Organizations often work to raise awareness about the threats mammals face, such as habitat loss, climate change, and poaching. Conservation strategies may involve creating protected areas, restoring habitats, and conducting research on mammal populations. Collaboration among governments, non-profits, and local communities is essential for successful conservation initiatives. Notable examples include the efforts to save the California condor and the Amur leopard, both of which are critically endangered species.