Wildlife biologists and conservationists are becoming increasingly concerned about the Rummy Eagle's conservation status. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has pquick hit slotsut it in the "Least Concern" category, but there are still a number of threats facing its populations. Their hunting and nesting grounds are seriously threatened by habitat loss brought on by urbanization, deforestation, and agricultural growth. The availability of prey decreases as human activities encroach on their natural habitats, increasing raptors' competition.
