Political will is the firm intention or commitment on the part of a government to carry through a policy, especially one which is not immediately successful or popular. It is the motive force that promotes political action. A collection of political benefits and costs resulting from passing of any given law. Passing of these laws may upset some and please others.
The government owns all the natural resources and its their mandate to manage them. They are responsible in ensuring that these resources are sustain-ably conserved. And this is why political will is vital in conservation. All the policies and laws protecting natural resources are made in parliaments. The personnel entrusted to protect the natural resources are employed by the government.
In short, the government is the major decision makers when it comes to natural resources. With that in mind, they can be able to save or neglect the resources. If they don’t contribute enough and needed political will, natural resources will be doomed.
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Cheche Winnie 
You are so right, and we have to convince the politicians
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Very true and in return , they are supposed to voice out our concerns as it is the primary reason why we elect them.
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Yes.
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Nice post
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Thank you very much
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And if the politicians in office don’t know the people want clear air, clean water,
and an environment safe for nature’s inhabitants,
they are not the right politicians to represent us.
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That’s right Eddie and they can just resign to allow the right
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Person to represent us
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