The danger to ecology has become a very serious problem to which urgent attention is now being paid in most of the world. To maintain the ecological balance Wildlife Protection is also one important aspect. Wildlife and habitat conservation has become increasingly important in the 21st century. Destruction and loss of habitat, illegal use of wildlife, over-exploitation of resources, and lack of conservation, and awareness, harm biodiversity and ecosystems. The wildlife carrying capacity in many protected areas will significantly reduce due to global warming, pollution, invasive species, and illegal hunting. For global conservation, a sustainable approach means that strict legislation and ethics have to be developed, along with regulating human attitudes. Conservation education and outreach techniques including learning and thinking developing skills and undertaking activities are described. The international legal instruments provide a framework for national and regional efforts to conserve wildlife and ensure its sustainable use for the benefit of present and future generations. The international legal framework for the protection of wildlife is a complex and evolving system of treaties, conventions, and other agreements designed to safeguard animal and plant species from the threats of extinction, habitat loss, and unsustainable exploitation. Internationally many efforts have been made in this era the object of this research paper is to discuss the international measures and the laws which have been enforced from time to time in different countries to protect wildlife. In this paper, the researcher discusses the various international conventions & organisations bent on control of international wildlife crime. The researcher also discusses the control measures undertaken to curb international wild crimes, the challenges, and a conclusion and recommendations.
Chauhan et al. (Sun,) studied this question.