Question

Write an article on afforestation with in 150 or 200 words

Answer 1

Answer:

Afforestation is the process of planting trees, or sowing seeds, in a barren land devoid of any trees to create a forest. The term should not be confused with reforestation, which is the process of specifically planting native trees into a forest that has decreasing numbers of trees.

Explanation:

Afforestation is highly important to maintain biodiversity and ecological balances. It is also important to prevent global warming, soil erosion and pollution. Afforestration purifies the environment and helps in reducing the carbon dioxide level.

Answer 2

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$<p style="color:red;font-family:cursive;background:black;font size:25/40 px;">..Need of Afforestation</p><p>By Nidhi</p><p>This is the modern age where we have left everything behind in the mad race of development. It has made us take Mother Earth for granted. As a result, man has started cutting trees recklessly to cater to his present requirements. Trees not only</p><p>provide us with fresh oxygen but also reduce pollution by absorbing carbon dioxide</p><p>from the atmosphere. They are also helpful in reducing global warming. Hence, aflorestation is necessary to combat the issues of global warming, soil erosion, pollution, and the maintenance of biodiversity and ecological balances. There are two ways, i.e. aflorestation and reforestation. The development of new forest on a non- forest land is called afforestation, and reforestation means the reestablishment of the forest cover by either naturally or artificially (manual planting of trees). Trees use water and carbon dioxide (CO) to convert it into organic matter (wood) and oxygen. Thus, trees act as the natural air-purifiers and help relieve the environment. Considering the need of afforestation in India, many government, private and NGOs are engaged to create new forests through afforestation method to purify the environment, maximise the carbon capture, and control the soil erosion.</p><p>It is a matter of great concern that human beings have become so unconcerned towards nature that they are cutting trees in large numbers for settlements, paper, etc. If the present trend of cutting trees is not checked, then we will have to face dire consequences. It is thus, the need of the hour to plant more and more trees. The government should start a large-scale campaign to make people aware of the importance of trees. It is only</p><p>achievable, if we take up the slogan of Each One Plant One' more seriously and put our</p><p>thoughts into action.</p><p>..$