Environment and Conservation Minister

An Environment and Conservation Minister is a government official responsible for creating and implementing policies to protect natural resources, wildlife, and ecosystems. They oversee initiatives to reduce pollution, promote sustainable development, and conserve biodiversity. Their role involves balancing economic growth with environmental health, working with scientists, communities, and organizations to ensure the environment is preserved for current and future generations. Essentially, they serve as a leader in safeguarding our planet’s natural assets through regulation, education, and advocacy.