Nuclear protection refers to the measures and strategies implemented to safeguard people, the environment, and property from the harmful effects of nuclear radiation. This includes protective gear, emergency response plans, and the establishment of exclusion zones around nuclear facilities. Governments and organizations often develop regulations and guidelines to ensure safety during nuclear incidents, such as those involving nuclear power plants or nuclear weapons. Public education and preparedness training are also essential components of nuclear protection, helping communities respond effectively in case of a nuclear emergency.