On the occasion of World Wildlife Day, celebrated globally on March 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed India's dedication to protecting the planet's remarkable biodiversity. In a message shared on Monday, the Prime Minister emphasized the critical importance of preserving wildlife for future generations.
The United Nations General Assembly established World Wildlife Day on December 20, 2013, during its 68th session, designating March 3 as the official date. This international day is aimed at raising awareness about the diversity of the world’s flora and fauna and highlighting the need to protect endangered species and their habitats.
"Today, on #WorldWildlifeDay, let's reiterate our commitment to protect and preserve the incredible biodiversity of our planet," said Prime Minister Modi. He further highlighted the interconnected role each species plays, stating, "Every species plays a vital role — let's safeguard their future for generations to come!"
Prime Minister Modi also expressed pride in India's significant contributions towards wildlife conservation, acknowledging the country's ongoing efforts to ensure sustainable habitats and conservation initiatives.
World Wildlife Day serves as a global reminder of humanity’s responsibility to maintain ecological balance and protect wildlife from threats such as habitat destruction, climate change, and illegal poaching.
India, with its rich biodiversity and varied ecosystems, continues to play a pivotal role in wildlife conservation through initiatives like Project Tiger, Project Elephant, and numerous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
Prime Minister Modi's message underscores the country's continued leadership and dedication to biodiversity preservation on the global stage.
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