Wildlife Protection Laws

Wildlife protection laws are regulations designed to conserve animal and plant species, ensuring their survival and the health of their habitats. These laws prohibit illegal activities such as poaching, trafficking, and habitat destruction. They may establish protected areas, regulate hunting and fishing, and promote conservation efforts. Countries often enforce these laws through agencies and international agreements like the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). By safeguarding biodiversity, these laws aim to maintain ecological balance and protect natural resources for future generations.