Okay kiddo, here's what the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species is all about.
You know how there are some animals that like to move around and travel long distances to find food, homes, or even a mate? These animals are called migratory species. They can be birds, whales, turtles, and many more!
Now, sometimes these migratory species face problems when they travel from one place to another. They might have to cross dangerous roads, get caught in fishing nets, or have their habitats destroyed by humans. This can make it hard for them to survive and keep their families safe.
That's where the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species comes in. It's an agreement that lots of countries around the world have made to protect these migratory species and make sure they can travel safely.
The Convention helps countries work together to create laws and rules that will help protect these animals. They might set up special areas where they can rest and eat during their travels, like refueling stations for birds. They might also create rules for how people can fish or hunt in areas where migratory species might be living.
Overall, the Convention helps us make sure that these migratory species can travel safely and keep their families safe. And that's important because we want these animals to be around for a long, long time!