Wildlife Conservation Policies Questions
Wildlife conservation policies address the issue of overexploitation by implementing regulations and measures to control and manage the utilization of wildlife resources. These policies aim to prevent the excessive hunting, fishing, and harvesting of wildlife species, ensuring their sustainable use and long-term survival. They may include setting quotas and limits on the number of animals that can be harvested, establishing protected areas and wildlife sanctuaries, implementing licensing and permit systems, and enforcing strict penalties for illegal hunting and trade. Additionally, conservation policies often focus on raising awareness and promoting education about the importance of sustainable practices and the negative impacts of overexploitation on ecosystems and biodiversity.