How can hunting and fishing be regulated to conserve biodiversity? 

Hunting and fishing can have a significant impact on biodiversity, and regulating these activities is necessary to conserve species and their habitats. One effective way to regulate hunting and fishing is by setting limits on the number of individuals of a certain species that can be harvested and implementing regulations on hunting and fishing methods. This helps to minimize harm to non-target species and prevent overharvesting. Other measures may include enforcing seasonal hunting and fishing closures, protecting critical habitats, and requiring licenses and permits. It's important to engage with stakeholders, including hunters, anglers, and indigenous communities, in the development and implementation of these regulations to ensure their effectiveness and to promote sustainable practices that support biodiversity conservation.