The primary challenge of managing endangered species is balancing conservation efforts with the needs of human populations and land development. Factors such as habitat loss, climate change, and poaching increase the vulnerability of these species, complicating management efforts. Effective strategies must consider ecological requirements, genetic diversity, and the dynamics of surrounding ecosystems. Engaging local communities and stakeholders is vital for fostering support for conservation initiatives. Furthermore, integrating science-based practices and policy measures can help mitigate threats, ensuring the long-term survival of endangered species in their natural habitats.