Prevention of Over-Exploitation

Prevention of over-exploitation involves managing natural resources to ensure they are not used faster than they can renew themselves. This can include setting limits or quotas on how much can be harvested, establishing protected areas, and applying sustainable practices. Effective policies, monitoring, and community involvement are essential to balance resource use with conservation. The goal is to preserve these resources for future generations while allowing current use that does not cause long-term damage or depletion.