Geography: Forest and Wildlife Resources · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
State two reasons why conservation of forests and wildlife is necessary in India. (2 marks)
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State two reasons why conservation of forests and wildlife is necessary in India. (2 marks)
Answer: Conservation is necessary to protect biodiversity and prevent the extinction of plant and animal species. It also maintains ecological balance and supports the livelihoods of communities that depend on forests.
Solution
Forests and wildlife are important for maintaining ecological balance and preserving biodiversity. They also provide food, fuel, medicines and other resources to many communities.
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