The Fish & Wildlife Conservation Act

The Fish & Wildlife Conservation Act is a law designed to protect and manage fish and wildlife populations to ensure their sustainability for future generations. It promotes responsible stewardship by supporting conservation programs, habitat preservation, and research efforts. The Act encourages partnerships among government agencies, organizations, and communities to prevent species decline, control invasive species, and maintain healthy ecosystems. Essentially, it provides a framework to balance human activity with the natural environment, ensuring that fish and wildlife resources remain abundant and resilient over time.