Biological Resources Management and Women: With Special Reference to Human Rights

Biodiversity conservation and the role of women in protecting ecosystems have increasingly been recognized as deeply interconnected. Historically, women have played vital roles in managing natural resources, safeguarding ecosystems, and contributing to sustainable development. However, their contributions have often been underacknowledged. The dynamic relationship between biodiversity conservation and recognizing the vitality of women for biodiversity protection is crucial for achieving sustainable environmental outcomes, especially in the context of climate change and growing ecological degradation. This article explores how gender equality, women’s empowerment, and biodiversity conservation are interlinked and why integrating women into biodiversity protection efforts is essential for fostering resilience and sustainability in ecosystems.

Keywords: Biodiversity, Resources, Management, Women, Human Rights.