What laws are there against clearcut?

Laws against clearcutting vary by country and region but generally aim to regulate or limit this practice to protect forests and biodiversity. In the United States, the National Forest Management Act and various state laws impose restrictions on clearcutting, especially in sensitive areas. Additionally, the Endangered Species Act may impact clearcutting activities if they threaten protected species or their habitats. Other countries may have similar regulations, focusing on sustainable forest management and conservation efforts.