Question

Explain any three steps taken by the Indian government to conserve wildlife in india.

Answer 1

n 1972, the Government of India enacted a law called the Wildlife Conservation Act. Soon after enactment, a trend emerged whereby policymakers enacted regulations on conservation. State and non-state actors began to follow a detailed "framework" to work toward successful conservation. The World Conservation Strategy was developed in 1980 by the "International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources" (IUCN) with advice, cooperation and financial assistance of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Wildlife Fund and in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco)"[9] The strategy aims to "provide an intellectual framework and practical guidance for conservation actions."[9] This thorough guidebook covers everything from the intended "users" of the strategy to its very priorities. It even includes a map section containing areas that have large seafood consumption and are therefore endangered by over fishing. The main sections are as follows: The marking off of a sea turtle nest. Anna Maria, FL. 2012. The objectives of conservation and requirements for their achievement: Maintenance of essential ecological processes and life-support systems.Preservation of genetic diversity that is flora and fauna.Sustainable utilization of species and ecosystems. Priorities for national action: A framework for national and sub-national conservation strategies.Policy making and the integration of conservation and development.Environmental planning and rational use allocation. Priorities for international action: International action: law and assistance.Tropical forests and dry lands.A global programme for the protection of genetic resource areas.

Map sections:

Tropical forestsDeserts and areas subject to desertification.