Raveena

Through leg­is­la­tion and reg­u­la­tion are the foun­da­tions of most envi­ron­men­tal pro­tec­tion poli­cies , the glob­al nature of resource and pol­lu­tion make inter­na­tion­al leg­is­la­tions and con­ven­tions essen­tial. Pub­lic inter­est lit­i­ga­tions and people’s Move­ment have also played very impor­tant role in envi­ron­men­tal pro­tec­tion. In this sec­tion we will take up a few cas­es of PIL and people’s

Water is essen­tial for life water cycle ensure that the water that drains into the sea evap­o­rates and come back as cloud to rain and snow over the Earth bring in fresh­wa­ter. how­ev­er there are cer­tain phe­nom­e­na asso­ci­at­ed with the flow of water in nature that can cause untold mis­ery to human beings.  Prin­ci­pal among

In 1972 Par­lia­ment enact­ed the Wildlife (Pro­tec­tion) Act. The wildlife act pro­vides for state wildlife advi­so­ry broads, reg­u­la­tions for hunt­ing wild ani­mals and birds, estab­lish­ment of sanc­tu­ar­ies and nation­al parks, Reg­u­la­tion for trade in wild ani­mals and ani­mal prod­ucts and tro­phies and Judi­cial­ly impose penal­ties for vio­lat­ing the act.  Harm­ing endan­gered species list­ed in sched­ule I

In situ con­ser­va­tion means on site con­ser­va­tion. It is the process of pro­tect­ing an endan­gered plant or ani­mal species in its nat­ur­al habi­tat, either by pro­tect­ing or clean­ing up the habi­tat itself or by defend­ing the species from predators.The ben­e­fits to in situ Con­ser­va­tion is that it main­tains recov­er­ing pop­u­la­tion in the sur­round­ings where they

The main caus­es of bio­di­ver­si­ty loss include land ‑use change, chang­ing lev­els of atmos­pher­ic car­bon diox­ide, chang­ing cli­mate, bio­log­i­cal inva­sion and nitro­gen deposits (air pol­lu­tion). The caus­es of bio­di­ver­si­ty loss are many and var­ied, and often inter­re­lat­ed.  Habi­tat loss Habi­tat refers to the area where species seek food got shel­ter and repro­duc­tion the great­est threat