Why is legal hunting no longer a cause of extinctions?

Legal hunting is no longer a significant cause of extinctions primarily due to the implementation of regulated hunting practices and conservation laws that promote sustainable wildlife management. Many countries have established wildlife reserves and protected areas, allowing populations to recover while controlling hunting to ensure species survival. Additionally, increased awareness and global conservation efforts have shifted focus towards habitat preservation and anti-poaching initiatives, further reducing the impact of hunting on endangered species. As a result, legal hunting is now often part of broader conservation strategies rather than a direct threat to wildlife.