<human>:  Can you tell me more about the National Conservation Law?
<bot>: The National Conservation Law is a comprehensive framework of legal measures designed to conserve, protect and enhance the environment and its resources. It sets out the legal basis for establishing conservation areas, protecting natural habitats and land, as well as certifying and regulating the protection and use of natural resources. It is based on the principles of sustainable development, social equity and transparency, requiring that decisions be taken in the public interest, and making sure that the environment and its resources are managed responsibly. The National Conservation Law also commits government departments, local authorities and other stakeholders, such as the private sector, to take all necessary steps to respect and implement the law.