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The U.S. passed the Lacey Act, the first law to protect wildlife. It made it illegal to trade animals or plants that were taken illegally, helping stop poaching and protect species.

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The U.S. and Canada signed a treaty to protect migratory birds. It stopped overhunting and helped save bird habitats, showing the importance of working together internationally.

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Rachel Carson’s book, "Silent Spring," explained how pesticides, like DDT, were harming animals and the environment. It inspired people to care more about nature and led to stricter rules on chemicals.

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The U.S. created the Endangered Species Act to protect animals and plants that were close to extinction. It also protected their habitats and became a major tool for saving wildlife.

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1992 - The Convention on Biological Diversity 

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1992 - The Convention on Biological Diversity 

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At a global meeting in Rio de Janeiro, over 150 countries agreed to protect biodiversity. The goal was to save species, use resources wisely, and share nature’s benefits.