Science, asked by pg383785, 1 month ago

mention two reasons for the conservation of forests

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Answered by Prarthnamotwani

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Conservation of forest

Forest provide us with oxygen, they cause rainfall.

Forest prevents soil erosion.

Plants are dependent on animals and birds for their pollination and seed dispersal.

Forests provide us with various medicines.

Various forest products are used as raw materials in industries.

Answered by madamx914

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We get Many useful things from forest like:- Wood, medicinal plants, rubber, gum, oxygen and many more...

It prevents from flood..

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