The grant of statutory protection from being hunted, trapped or otherwise directly harassed, which is what is practicable in an act, will go only some way towards conserving our fauna, even in sanctuaries. All human activities that are not directed at the fauna with hostile intent (like hunting} but which have a no less depletive potential (such as deprivation of habitat, overmuch disturbance by humanity, competition for fodder by domestic animals being permitted to graze in the preserve and the risk of such cattle conveying epidemic diseases to the wild herbivores) must be eliminated from a sanctuary area before the word 'protection' can have any value in actuality, and this cannot be achieved entirely by a comprehensive enact* ment adopted by all states, but also needs the co-operation, of the people and the governments in other ways, even the reorientation of the attitude of most of our state governments towards their forests.
