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chipko movement reference​

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Answered by jlvsbhumika
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Explanation:

A local environmental movement that began in India in the early 1980s, when a group of village women engaged in direct action to save the forest on which their livelihoods depended by literally hugging the trees in order to prevent deforestation. See also eco‐activism.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Chipko Movement refers to “Hug the Trees Movement”. Its main aims are:

(i) To protect the trees from cutting.

(ii) To protect the forest and biodiversity of the area.

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