National Parks and Wildlife Act

The National Parks and Wildlife Act is a law that protects natural areas, plants, and animals. It designates certain land as national parks to preserve their beauty and biodiversity. The Act sets rules to prevent illegal hunting, logging, and damage, ensuring ecosystems remain healthy. It also regulates activities like tourism and research to balance human enjoyment with conservation. Overall, it aims to sustain natural heritage for current and future generations by providing legal frameworks for protection, management, and responsible use of natural resources.