Wildlife Conservation Policies Questions
The role of sustainable forestry in wildlife conservation is to ensure the responsible management and utilization of forest resources in a way that maintains the long-term health and biodiversity of ecosystems. Sustainable forestry practices aim to balance the needs of wildlife and their habitats with the economic and social benefits derived from forests. By implementing sustainable forestry practices, such as selective logging, reforestation, and habitat restoration, wildlife populations can be protected and their habitats preserved. This approach also promotes the conservation of endangered species, prevents deforestation, mitigates climate change, and supports local communities dependent on forest resources.