letter+to+resiedent+saido+jama

 This letter is to residents of the area to convince them to protect the Iramoo grassland ecosystem.

Dear residents of Iramoo grassland my name is saido jama. I am writing this letter to convince you to protect the Iramoo ecosystem so it can survive. I will describe how introduced species have killing Iramoo ecosystems and ways the residents can reduce the impact on your ecosystem. Introduced species are species living outside its native transported to this range. The introduce species have been damaging Iramoo grassland ecosystem, this are introduce species in Iramoo grassland cats, frog and foxes.  Iramoo is a place for all animals that live in the grassland area, there are environmental projects talking place in my ecosystem. it is grassland it’s a place for many animals and insects and birds to live and breed. But in my ecosystem there are many species that are decreasing in my ecosystem. This species I’m going to introduce is a striped legless lizard it belongs to the family of the “flap-footed" lizards called the Pygopodidae. Striped legless lizard is only occurs in Australia. There are about 38 species left.        Major threats include housing development (having your home turned into bitumen and concrete probably is not that pleasant an experience), grazing, predators (foxes & cats) and fires.       We all should help to reduce the impact on the grasslands environment. We can stop builting the houses near the grasslands, and we all need to plant more plants for this ecosystem. We can ensure the cats won’t eat the birds by fencing off the the grasslands. Aim of fire management in native grassland communities is we need to ensure that control burns continue is to maintain the diversity and integrity of native flora and fauna population, in Victoria we had one tenth of grassland Now we are left with 0.1% of native grassland left in Victoria causes of burning. Burning has generally been carried out in spring through to autumn. However, certain conditions may require summer or autumn burns only. Such conditions may be the presence of Legless Lizards (which require the cracked ground of late summer to avoid the fire's heat), or the presence of an array of spring-flowering native plants. In these situations fire would ideally be utilized in mid-summer to autumn only, after the native wildflowers and grasses have set and distributed their seed. This animal in my food chain and food pay a role of eating the prey and predator  