Question

Explain the statement : Natural heritage is a gift of nature​

Answer 1

Answer:

MISSION STATEMENT

Natural heritage refers to outstanding physical, biological and geological formations, habitats of threatened species of animals and plants and areas with scientific, conservation or aesthetic value.

Answer 2

Answer:

• Natural heritage is a byproduct of the strong connection between the natural world, the environment, and human life.
• It has elements like mountains, woods, dunes, rivers, trees, plants, creepy crawlies, insects, and different landscapes, as well as a variety of minerals, animals, and other things.
• The natural resources of India meet all of human demands for food, water, fresh air, and housing.
• The Panchatantra and Jataka Tales are two examples of Buddhist literature that show how closely we are connected to nature.
• Three extremely old medicinal practices that are solely based on nature are naturopathy, unani, and ayurveda.
• India has a rich natural heritage and a very deep and close relationship with nature.

Explanation:

The term "natural heritage" covers a broad range of biodiversity components, such as flora and fauna, ecosystems, and geological features. Heritage is passed down from previous generations, preserved in the present, and given to subsequent generations. It is a gift of nature.

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