New Delhi, Mar 3
On the occasion of World Wildlife Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need to protect nature and wildlife.
World Wildlife Day is observed every year on March 3 to raise awareness about the importance of wild animals and plants. It was first declared by the United Nations in 2013 to celebrate and protect the world’s biodiversity.
In a message on X, PM Modi said that every species plays a vital role in nature, and we must protect them for future generations. He also highlighted India’s efforts in wildlife conservation and encouraged everyone to contribute to preserving nature.
Also, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a post on X, he wrote, “Over the last decade, the population of tigers, leopards, and rhinos have risen too, indicating how deeply we cherish wildlife and are working to build sustainable habitats for animals.”
This growth reflects India’s commitment to protecting wildlife and creating sustainable habitats for animals. His message highlights India’s ongoing efforts to preserve nature and ensure a better future for wildlife.
As responsible citizens, we can take simple steps to protect wildlife, like we can all help protect wildlife by taking simple steps in our daily lives. Planting more trees and avoiding cutting trees, as it can provide homes for many animals.
Reducing plastic use is also important because plastic waste harms animals and pollutes the environment. So using eco-friendly products helps keep nature clean.
We should always respect animals and avoid any actions that could harm or disturb them. Thus, respect all living creatures and avoid activities that threaten them.
Supporting wildlife organizations by donating or volunteering for groups working to save animals and their habitats can make a big difference in protecting endangered species.
Lastly, spreading awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation can encourage more people to take action. Teach others about the importance of wildlife and ways to protect it. By making these small efforts, we can create a safer and healthier world for wildlife and future generations.
(Source: PIB)
