PREPARATION OUTLINE (INFORMATIVE SPEECH)

Name: HISYAMUDDIN BIN ABDULLAH

ID : 2020974159
Group: BA245 3B
Title: Hunting endangered species is a crime
General Purpose: To Inform
Central Idea : Bribing, dishonest laws, feeble legal frameworks and light sentences
permit criminal organizations to continue pillaging natural life with little
respect to outcomes. These variables make illicit untamed life
exchange an okay business with exceptional yields. The poachers
regularly helpless local people are the typically the main ones got,
leaving the genuine geniuses and their organization sheltered and
operational with the capacity to strike once more.

INTRODUCTION

I. Look at these images. These are an example of endangered animals. – Attention getter
II. There are now 41,415 species on the IUCN Red List, and 16,306 of them are endangered
species threatened with extinction.
III. On average, Illegal wildlife trafficking throughout the world brings in approximately US $20
billion per year.
IV. Thousands of individuals are arrested for poaching in the United States each year.
However, experts believe that only between one and five percent of poachers are caught.
V. According to the watchdog group Animal Matters, over 100 million animals are reported
killed by hunters in the United States every year. – Stating established facts
VI. Tens of species are vanishing from the face of the Earth every day. Almost one third to
one-half of all species could become extinct by 2050. Well over 900 plants and animals
are endangered, and hundreds more are threatened- Stating surprising fact
A. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, China, Thailand and the Philippines, some of the world’s
worst elephant poaching countries and illegal ivory traders have been allowed to exit
a key international initiative set up to curb the mass slaughter of elephants.
VII. While it has all the hallmarks of transnational organized crime, the illegal wildlife trade
continues to be viewed as being outside ‘mainstream crime’.. – Central idea (thesis)

(Transition: So, does illegal wildlife trafficking gives benefits to poacher? Let move on.)

BODY
I. Graph 1 shows the rising of illegal wildlife trafficking. - Description
A. There are 90,000 wildlife trafficking recorded in 2009. - Description
B. There was a progressive increase of endangered species from the year 1991 to
2011. An increase of 30 thousand trafficking recorded from 2003 to 2009. – Analysis
C. Illegal wildlife trade is driven by high profit margins and, in many cases, the high
prices paid for rare species.
D. According to Wikipedia Pangolin believed to be the most trafficked as much as 20%
of illegal wildlife trade.
E. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), more than a
million pangolins were poached in the decade prior to 2014

(Transition: Now, let us look at the effects of illegal wildlife trafficking.)

 II. Graph 2 shows the number of endangered species is rising. - Description
A. The number of endangered species keep rising by year.
1. Since illegal wildlife trade is so profitable, more animal will be in hunted
2. While some of the animal are already categorized in endangered species.
3. For an example Black Rhino are highly endangered because of the
horn and threatened by habitat loss.
2. The charts show that 14,234 endangered species recorded in 2019.
1. One of the reasons an increasing of the number is cause by poaching.
2. The total number of endangered species reported in 2019 was
14,234 increasing of 12% from previous year - Analysis

CONCLUSION

I. Illegal wildlife trade can cause of extinction

II. People are used to a lifestyle in many countries that fuels the market for wildlife. -
Summary
A. diminish interest for unlawful natural life parts and items. - Recommendation
1. push governments to secure compromised creature populaces by
expanding law authorization, forcing severe impediments, lessening
interest. - Recommendation
a. Report to authority when witness any transaction of illegal wildlife
b. pose inquiries why to buy illegal wildlife parts.
– Recommendation
c. Stop demanding of any wildlife parts
d. Start loving wildlife by taking parts in any campaign such as preserve
wildlife
III. Stop bribing, dishonest laws, feeble legal frameworks and light sentences permit
criminal organizations to stop pillaging natural life.
– Reinforce central idea
IV. You can make the difference by concerned to nature and wildlife
– concluding statement
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