Biodiversity Conservation Act

The Biodiversity Conservation Act is a law designed to protect and preserve the variety of life on Earth, including plants, animals, and ecosystems. It aims to prevent extinction, promote sustainable use of natural resources, and ensure ecological balance. The act sets guidelines for conserving habitat, regulating collection and trade of species, and involving local communities in conservation efforts. It also establishes authorities to enforce these rules and monitor biodiversity. Overall, the act seeks to maintain healthy ecosystems so that they can continue to support life and provide resources for future generations.