Protecting Public Lands

Protecting public lands involves safeguarding natural spaces like parks, forests, and wildlife reserves for current and future generations. It includes enacting regulations to conserve ecosystems, prevent overdevelopment, and limit activities that may harm habitats. This effort ensures these lands remain open for recreation, support biodiversity, and provide clean air, water, and resources. Effective protection balances environmental preservation with responsible use, often through policies, designated protected areas, and collaboration among government agencies, communities, and advocates to maintain the health and accessibility of these valuable public assets.