Environmental Law

Any act that harms protected areas or disrupts their natural balance shall be prohibited, particularly the following: 1. Harming their living or non-living components. 2. Cutting down, uprooting, or transporting trees, shrubs, herbs, or plants; removing their bark, leaves, or any part thereof; transferring or dredging their soil; or trading therein. 3. Setting fire in places other than those designated by the competent authority. 4. Littering therein; or burying, burning, or disposing of waste in places other than those designated by the competent authority. 5. Grazing or cultivating on sites or at periods other than those designated by the competent authority. 6. Cultivating or introducing any type of exotic or invasive wildlife species into protected areas or their surroundings. 7. Destroying fixed or movable installations therein; cutting or damaging fences erected by the competent authority inside or around them; or tampering with their boundary markers or signposts. 8. Driving vehicles, and the like, on non-designated paths. Chapter 7: Environmental Disasters and Emergencies