Marine Wildlife Protection Legislation

Marine Wildlife Protection Legislation refers to laws and regulations designed to conserve and protect marine species and their habitats. This includes measures to prevent overfishing, reduce pollution, safeguard critical habitats, and mitigate the impacts of climate change. Such legislation often establishes protected areas, regulates fishing practices, and enforces penalties for illegal activities. The goal is to ensure the health of ocean ecosystems and the sustainable use of marine resources, recognizing their importance for biodiversity, human livelihoods, and overall environmental balance.