Regulation on Participation in the Protection of the Natural Environment and the Promotion of Environmental Businesses.

The regulation aims to enhance collaboration between the Environmental Protection Organization and individuals or entities for the conservation and restoration of wildlife and biodiversity. It defines key terms and establishes contractual partnerships to implement conservation, research, educational, and promotional programs. The organization can partner with the private sector to manage natural history museums and protected areas, allocate sustainable wildlife utilization rights, and support breeding centers to restore wildlife populations while ensuring genetic health. It also regulates the use of wildlife in advertising, environmental monitoring, hunter training, and laboratory management. Voluntary cooperation for wildlife and habitat protection is encouraged, alongside sustainable use of native and threatened plant species. Environmental businesses benefit from employment and development incentives, with inter-ministerial cooperation to provide facilities to farmers, miners, and stakeholders. The regulation respects existing legal rights of land users and mandates compliance with forest and rangeland protection laws, providing a legal framework for effective participation in environmental conservation and sustainable business development to safeguard biodiversity and improve environmental quality.