Environmental Conservation refers to the responsible management and protection of the natural environment and its resources to maintain biodiversity and sustain ecosystems. It encompasses practices aimed at preserving wildlife, habitats, and natural resources, as well as minimizing human impact on the environment. The goal is to ensure that natural resources are available for future generations while promoting the health of the planet. This can involve activities such as reforestation, pollution control, habitat restoration, wildlife protection, and the sustainable use of natural resources. Environmental conservation recognizes the interconnectedness of all living organisms and the importance of preserving ecological balance. It often involves collaboration among governments, organizations, and communities to implement strategies and policies that support sustainability and environmental health.
Japan's forests, covering two-thirds of the nation, face ecological challenges due to post-war cedar and cypress overplanting, leading to neglect and water retention issues. Projects like "Tsunagu Forest" seek to…