Geography, asked by shruti1126, 1 year ago

what are shelter belts how they proved helpful

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Answered by sona561
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Hi......

A shelterbelt is defined as a barrier of trees and shrubs that provides protection from wind and storm and decreases erosion.

Shelterbelts provide many benefits to the environment and society as a whole. 


Benefits to the environment include:

Soil

- reduced soil erosion

- shoreline protection

Air

- reduced odors from animal facilities

- reduced pesticide drift

- reduced greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere

Water

- water quality through filtering function

- floodplain management

- wastewater management

Wildlife

- improved or enhanced habitats

- wildlife based recreation

- increased biodiversity




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Answered by kumkumchoudhary
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The shelter belts are the line of trees or surbs planted to protect an area, especially a field of crops, from fierce weather.

THEY PROVED HELPFUL Because they do many things -:

1. They help in rain.

2. They help in control soil erosion.

3. They help in water not to flow very fast in field.

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