The Animal Consideration and Ecosystem Impact Act ensures that major state projects and corporate activities account for their real effects on animals, wildlife habitats, and ecosystem stability. By requiring a transparent Wildlife Impact Statement, with species identification, long-term ecological effects, and mitigation planning, the Act brings scientific and ethical oversight into decisions that shape the environment. This framework prevents avoidable harm, promotes responsible development, and gives the public a clearer voice in protecting the ecosystems they depend on. Instead of implementing future policies that invest to reverse the effects of detrimental policies, or creating pathways after damage has been done, a preemptive method preventing any harm to wildlife, the climate, or animals can be extremely beneficial.