The Protocol on Environmental Protection is an international agreement aimed at safeguarding the environment in areas affected by human activities. It focuses on preventing pollution and promoting sustainable practices among nations. This protocol is part of the broader framework established by the Antarctic Treaty System, which governs activities in the Antarctic region. The protocol emphasizes the importance of protecting ecosystems and biodiversity. It sets guidelines for managing waste, conserving natural resources, and conducting environmental impact assessments. By fostering cooperation among countries, the protocol seeks to ensure that environmental considerations are integrated into decision-making processes related to development and resource use.