Wildlife Act

The Wildlife Act is a law designed to protect and conserve wild animals, plants, and their natural habitats. It establishes rules for the sustainable use, management, and preservation of wildlife resources, preventing illegal hunting, poaching, and habitat destruction. The Act also sets guidelines for wildlife research, conservation programs, and the establishment of protected areas like national parks and reserves. Its goal is to maintain ecological balance, support biodiversity, and ensure future generations can enjoy healthy ecosystems. Essentially, it provides a legal framework to safeguard wildlife and their environments for the long-term benefit of nature and society.