Conservation refers to the responsible management and protection of natural resources, including wildlife, ecosystems, and natural habitats, to ensure their sustainability for future generations. It encompasses a variety of practices aimed at preserving biodiversity, preventing the depletion of resources, and mitigating the impact of human activities on the environment. Conservation can involve the establishment of protected areas such as national parks and wildlife reserves, as well as the implementation of policies and regulations that promote sustainable use and management of ecological resources. The ultimate goal of conservation is to maintain the health of the planet’s ecosystems, support the intrinsic value of nature, and ensure that natural resources are available for use by future populations.
Japan's forests, covering 67% of its land, face an environmental crisis due to neglected cedar and cypress plantations. Overgrown artificial forests threaten soil stability and water retention, increasing landslide risks.…