Section 61 of WLPA : Section 61: Power To Alter Entries In Schedules

WLPA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine the Central Government has received substantial scientific evidence that a certain species of bird, which was previously not considered endangered, is now facing a rapid decline in population due to habitat loss and climate change. To protect this bird species, the government decides to use its powers under Section 61 of The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.

The government issues a notification to amend the Schedules of the Act, adding this bird species to Schedule I, which provides th...

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