Difference between reserved protected and unclassed forests
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- Reserved Forests :- These forests are regarded as the most valuabe as far as the conservation of forests and wildlife is concerned. More than half of the total forest land has beem declared as reserved forests. ... Unclassed Forests :- These belong to both the individuals, and government and communities.
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nswered Dec 8, 2017 by priya12 (-12,637 points)
Reserved forests
1. These are permanently earmarked either for production or their forest produce.
2. More than 50% of the total forest land of India has been declared as reserved forests.
3. These are controlled by the government.
4. The forests of J 8. K, Andhra Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Maharashtra fall in this category.
Protected forests
1.These are protected from any further depletion.
2. Almost 1 /3rd of the total forest area of India is called as the protected forest.
3.These are controlled by the government.
4. The forests of Bihar, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Odisha and Rajasthan fall under this category.
Unclassed forests
1. These consist of inaccessible forests or wastelands.
2. These consist of only 16% of the total forest areas of India.
3. These are owned by government and private individuals.
4. The forests of north-eastern states and parts of Gujarat fall under this category.
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