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How did Ashoka protect forests and wildlife

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Answered by nyaosiemo27
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Explanation:

Emperor Ashoka supported the forest and wildlife conservation. He believed that the state was obliged not only to protect the welfare and state of people, but that of the forests, environment, and wildlife. To protect wildlife, Ashoka banned the hunting of certain species of animals. He also established wildlife reserves, while cruelty to wild and domestic animals was prohibited through forest protection laws.

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Answered by kumarrajendra23
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Answer:

Ashoka believe that the state has a responsibility not just to protect and promote the welfare of the

people but also its forest , wildlife and environment

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