Wildlife conservation refers to the practice of protecting and preserving animal species and their habitats in order to maintain biodiversity and ecological balance. This field encompasses various strategies and actions aimed at preventing the loss of species, protecting endangered ecosystems, and promoting sustainable use of natural resources. Wildlife conservation efforts often include the establishment of protected areas, such as national parks and wildlife reserves, laws against poaching and illegal trade, habitat restoration, and breeding programs for endangered species. The ultimate goal of wildlife conservation is to ensure that wildlife populations thrive and ecosystems remain healthy, benefiting both the environment and humanity.