Dear Editor,
I am writing to ask more people to protect the wildlife.
Our earth different kinds of problems now. As we all know, the number of people is becoming bigger and bigger. As a result, the environment is becoming than before. And many wild animals are dying out. What can we do?
First, we should never throw rubbish . Wild animals may the rubbish by mistake. We should always put it into the rubbish bin.
Second, don't buy anything made of body parts of wild animals. My mother never fur coats. Last week, we saw someone protected wild birds while we were at the market. Then, we called the police at once.
Third, we should advise the TVs and newspapers to tell more people that protecting the wildlife is protecting .
Take action now, and the earth a wonderful place for both humans and animals in the future. We are all looking forward to the great day.
Yours sincerely,
Robert

Jane Goodall's love for animals started from her childhood. she was a girl, she loved to watch birds and insects. She took notes of how they . She dreamed of going to Africa and doing the same thing there.
She got her chance when she was 23 years old. A childhood friend her to a farm in Kenya. There, she met Louis Leakey, well-known anthropologist (人类学家). Goodall was good at alone. That made her perfect for one of Leakey's special projects studying chimpanzees (黑猩猩) the wild.
Goodall began to study a group of chimpanzees in Tanzania. Her ways of studying is so different. She lived with the chimpanzees so that she could make a study of their daily lives. She even joined a group of chimpanzees. So she knew how the chimpanzees live and hunt. Because of Goodall's work, people find out that chimpanzees are more clever than they thought before. Sadly, homes and lives are in danger. Goodall thinks that humans should protect them. She that all animals will be treated well. Goodall wants people to remember that we are members of the animal world too.