Endangered species in Portugal

Made in Portugal by: Rafael Pereira Nº19 11ºB

Iberian Lynx

• The destruction of habitats, mainly from the Mediterranean scrub, has reduced their populations.

Imperial Eagle

• The destruction of their habitats due, for example, to the replacement of forests by pine and eucalyptus, means 

there is now only less than half a dozen imperial eagles among us.

Wolf• The habitat

destruction and the unfair bad reputation has put him in serious danger of extinction between us.

Black Stork• The destruction of

forests, wetlands, streams and lakes, as well as pollution from pesticides, put this species at risk of extinction in western Europe, particularly in Portugal.