give an example to show that the prejudice against the traditional use of forest areas has no basis.
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The statement that the prejudice against the traditional use of forest areas has no basis can be explained by grasses growing in the great Himalayan national park. Before the formation of this park alpine meadows were used by shepherds for grazing their sheep. This practice helped in keeping the forest grass at a controllable height. However after the formation of this park shepherds were prevented the entry in the alpine meadows in reserved areas which caused the grass there to be long which subsequently prevents the fresh growth of grass
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he great Himalayan National park contains alpine meadows within its reserved areas. These meadows were grazed by sheep in summer. But after the formation of national park, this practice was stopped. Due to this, the grass first grows very tall and then falls over preventing fresh growth from below.
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Another eg- Salal forest in West Bengal revived because of the participation of local people.
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