Bird conservation laws

Bird conservation laws are regulations designed to protect bird species and their habitats from threats like hunting, habitat destruction, and pollution. These laws, such as the Migratory Bird Treaty Act in the U.S., prohibit harming, capturing, or trading protected birds and their nests. They also promote habitat preservation and research. The goal is to ensure bird populations remain healthy and ecosystems stay balanced. These laws are essential tools for safeguarding both common and endangered bird species for future generations.