judicious use of natural resource
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Conservation of natural resources refers to the judicious use of the earth's resources by mankind. ... Other forms of renewable resources are water, soil, forest and wildlife - which have the capacity to replenish themselves provided their rate of consumption does not exceed their natural rate of replacement.
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Natural resources are assets for development. Many of the present-day richest countries became rich and technologically developed precisely through a judicious use of their natural resource wealth. Traditionally, when resources are scarce, people tend to develop mastery in judicious use of their available resources.
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Abstract
Seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L.) is a unique and valuable plant species for cold arid region. It bears red, orange or yellow fruit, which is among the most nutritious of all berries and have immense medicinal properties. Every part of the plant viz. fruit, leaf, stem, twig, root and thorn has been traditionally used as medicine, nutritional supplement, fire wood, fence, tree guard, construction material, agricultural implement and for religious rites, soil and moisture conservation, establishment of wildlife habitat. Traditionally, when resources are scarce, people tend to develop mastery in judicious use of their available resources. The present case study shows how a lesser known shrub that grows in the Himalayas has been judiciously used by the people for a variety of purpose. It may serve as an example of how modern day society and the policy makers should look at available resources and make the best use of it.
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