Biology, asked by MohammedYasin, 1 year ago

what is the aim of the forest conservation act

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Answered by Anonymous
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Its a ways to conserve our forests and our environment which will help us in future.
As you know we get many things from trees so it is our responsibility to conserve our forests if there are forests then we will get fresh air and also there will be oxygen level maintained in that area so it is needed to conserve these forests.. it is also Habitat to many animals and if forests are prevented so automatically animals are also saved..

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Answered by BERTONPHENLEO
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Forest conversion act was passed to preserve and conserve the natural forests and to help meet the basic needs of the people living near the areas of forests. Because cutting the trees down affects the soil, animal, and plants, no rain, polluted air which affects the people. 
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