IMTIAZ HASAN ANTON BSC IN CSE Forests are home to some two-thirds of the world's plants and animals. As they are cleared and degraded, the unique flora and fauna that depend on these ecosystems become threatened with extinction. To protect endangered species -- such as mountain gorillas, whooping cranes and giant pandas -- and prevent those not currently threatened from joining this list, we must protect forests. Since its inception, the Rainforest Alliance has worked to conserve habitat and protect wildlife all over the world. By preventing deforestation, conserving natural areas, protecting vital ecosystem services and providing communities and businesses with economically sustainable alternatives to forest destruction, we are ensuring the health and survival of these habitats, and the plants and animals that depend on them. tourism businesses rely on wildlife to attract visitors, and animals need the help of businesses and communities to ensure that their habitats remains intact, we help communities to establish sustainable Tourism businesses as an alternative to deforestation. We also provide training to the staff and owners of these enterprises, so that they can better manage their interactions with wildlife and surrounding natural areas.