Biodiversity Conservation Law

Biodiversity Conservation Law refers to regulations and policies aimed at protecting the variety of life on Earth, including plants, animals, and ecosystems. These laws help preserve natural habitats, prevent the extinction of species, and ensure sustainable use of natural resources. They often involve setting aside protected areas, managing land use, and regulating activities that threaten biodiversity, such as pollution and deforestation. The goal is to maintain ecological balance and support the health of the planet for current and future generations.