Ecological Preservation

Ecological preservation involves protecting natural environments and the plants, animals, and ecosystems within them from harm or degradation. It aims to maintain biodiversity, ensure healthy ecosystems, and sustain resources like clean water, air, and soil for future generations. This can include safeguarding forests, wetlands, and wildlife habitats, as well as implementing policies that limit pollution and habitat destruction. Preservation supports the balance of nature, helping ecosystems function properly, which benefits both the environment and human well-being. It reflects a commitment to respecting and maintaining the earth’s natural systems for ongoing ecological health.