Is the lemming endangerd

Lemmings are not currently classified as endangered; however, their populations can fluctuate significantly due to environmental factors and predation. The most well-known species, such as the Norwegian lemming, are monitored, but they generally have stable populations in their natural habitats. Conservation efforts focus on maintaining their ecosystems, which are crucial for their survival. Overall, while they face threats from habitat loss and climate change, they are not considered at immediate risk of extinction.