Question

• Discuss this in the class – do you
think it is the correct way to redress
the wrongs done to the tribal people?
How will it help in protecting the
forests? What other steps need to be
taken for this?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Evidence is growing that conservation – enforced by the creation of protected areas and policed by anti-poaching squads – leads to the eviction and abuse of vast numbers of people, especially tribal peoples, and is also failing to check the deepening environmental crisis. A new approach is urgently needed. Conservation should centre on protecting the land rights of the peoples to whom these vitally important areas are home.

Tribal peoples are better at looking after their environments than anyone else – their survival depends on it. When the Maasai were removed from Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania in 1974, poaching increased; the eviction of indigenous people from Yellowstone Park in the United States in the late 19th century led to overgrazing by elk and bison; Aborigines in Australia have used controlled burning to protect forests from devastating 

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Yes, I think the way tribal people are treated Is wrong. They also have their own rights as a person of this country. Any tribal member shouldn't be treated like this. Tribals completely depend on nature fore their livelihoods. They live in jungles with their own culture and depend of trees and animals for food and other important stuff.

The steps that should be taken to improve the conditions of tribal people are:

{a} Noone should interfere with their culture and traditions .

{b} They should be given equal respect among others because this is their right .

{c} They must be provided with latest technology so that their lives can be easier and peaceful.