Will the polar bear be extinct or can it help itself?

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Some people think that despite the diminishing amount of ice in the North Pole, the polar bear will not go extinct, although there are only roughly 25,000 of them left in the world. After all, the white bear, or Ursus Maritimus, is said to have evolved from the original class of brown bears. If it did, and scientists are sure of it, then why not leave the polar bear alone to fend for itself? After all, cuddly as it looks, it can get pretty violent. And make no mistake about it, it will eat you when it's hungry! Is there nothing left to be done here? Or is human intervention really needed to rescue these bears from catastrophe, after all, some of them have been found lately to have died from drowning. Would you rather save the seals from extinction? After all, these creatures are what polar bears usually have for dinner. Angelina Jolie can't adopt a bear, but will you if you had the chance? Or do you have a better game plan to save these majestic creatures?