Act on Wildlife Conservation Article 8

Any construction and land use in Major Wildlife Habitats should be carried out in ways and areas which least affects the habitat, and the original ecological functions of the habitat should not be harmed. If necessary, the Authorities shall ask the owners, users, or occupants of a land use project to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment.Any farming, forestry, fishery, or animal husbandry development or utilization; mine exploration, sand and gravel excavation or related works and facilities; repair or construction of railroads, highway or other roads; construction; establishment of parks or cemeteries; utilization of land for recreation, sporting or forest recreation areas, waste disposal or other utilization of Major Wildlife Habitats may begin only after application to the proper local authorities and after approval by the CCA. Only then can an application for such development be made to the relevant competent authorities.Existing facilities, land utilization, or development activities have a significant impact on the wildlife in the area, the CCA may require the relevant person or target competent authority to put forth a plan for improvements within a certain time limit.The type and area of the Major Wildlife Habitats referred to in the preceding Paragraph shall be prescribed and announced by the CCA, as shall any changes in designation.