Habitat Regulations

Habitat Regulations are rules designed to protect important natural environments and the wildlife that depends on them. They specify which areas are designated as protected habitats and set conditions to ensure development or activities nearby do not harm these ecosystems. The goal is to balance human use of land with the need to preserve biodiversity, preventing damage that could harm plant and animal populations. These regulations often require developers or landowners to assess potential impacts and implement measures to avoid or minimize harm, ensuring that natural habitats remain healthy and sustainable for future generations.