Question

why is it important to conserve wildlife? state some important steps taken by the government of India to conserve wildlife. ​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

It is important to conserve wildlife :-

• To main the ecological balance in the environment
• Every organism have a crucial role in the cycle of nature if any species extinct leads to disbalance of the cycle of the nature.
• They are the important components of the food chain and food web.

Some important steps taken by the government were as follows:-

• The government had started indian wildlife act in 1972 for the protection of wildlife.
• The government had made many wildlife sanctuaries and national park to conserve species which is in danger or going to be extinct near by future.
• The government had started fisheries act which puts limitations on number of fishing of fish.
• Prevention of cruelty to animals act 1960 :this act was started by the government to protect all cruel activities which were doing by man on animals.
• The government banned on animal's hunting and poaching which ensures his safety.

Answer 2

It is important to conserve wildlife :-

• To main the ecological balance in the environment
• Every organism have a crucial role in the cycle of nature if any species extinct leads to disbalance of the cycle of the nature.
• They are the important components of the food chain and food web.

Some important steps taken by the government were as follows:-

• The government had started indian wildlife act in 1972 for the protection of wildlife.
• The government had made many wildlife sanctuaries and national park to conserve species which is in danger or going to be extinct near by future.
• The government had started fisheries act which puts limitations on number of fishing of fish.
• Prevention of cruelty to animals act 1960 :this act was started by the government to protect all cruel activities which were doing by man on animals.
• The government banned on animal's hunting and poaching which ensures his safety.