Question

(9) How did Ashoka protect forests and wildlife?
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Answer 1

Answer:

by banning the hunting of certain speices

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

It is thought that organised exploitation of forest wealth began in India with a rise in hunting. The first sanctuary is claimed to have been established by Ashoka the Great to safeguard the forests and everything living inside them. Mughal emperors were passionate hunters who spent a lot of time in the woods.

Explanation:

• Emperor Ashoka advocated for the preservation of forests and wildlife. He thought that the state had a responsibility to defend not only people's welfare and well-being, but also forests, the environment, and wildlife.
• Ashoka prohibited the hunting of some animal species to safeguard the environment.
• He also established wildlife reserves, and forest preservation legislation made cruelty to wild and domestic animals illegal.