Endangered Species Law

Endangered Species Law is a set of regulations designed to protect species that are at risk of extinction. It aims to conserve not only the animals and plants themselves but also their habitats. Under this law, certain activities that could harm these species, like development or pollution, are restricted. It promotes recovery efforts and encourages conservation practices. By safeguarding endangered species, the law helps maintain biodiversity, which is essential for healthy ecosystems and overall environmental health.