Essay on Importance Of Tree Plantation

For over 10,000 years, male has been the greatest element impacting biodiversity through environment damage and fragmentation, overexploitation and contamination. With an ever increasing population and human activities, man is consuming more and more natural deposits by increasing the use of energy, fuel, and production of customer products that are not always required. Man is really egotistic and thinks that he owns whatever that he has actually discovered; utilizing many of the natural resources for self aggrandizement, without due considerations…...

A globe. What colors do we see–blue and green? These days we pollute mother earth very badly and slowly on the globe, there will not be any green left! I know we would not like that. You know, people do not value what they have until they have lost it. Well, in this case it is trees.Trees are important, valuable and necessary for the existence of any living creature on earth. They are essential to life as we know it.…...

Do you feel the unpredictable weather change every day? Global warming has become a threat to all mankind. It is now one of the primary concerns of our civilized world. We have to admit that we are the great contributor in the rapid increase of temperature in our environment. And we must be aware to the cause and effects of global warming. Trees and other plants help in reducing heat in our surroundings. It removes harmful chemicals from the soil…...

Tree plantation means planting more trees in a planned way. It is very necessary to the environment. Trees are our best friends. They give us oxygen. They also give us shelter, shade, foods, fruits etc. They help our environment in many ways. They prevent soil erosion. They make our land fertile. They save us from droughts, floods, cyclones etc. If there are no trees our country will turn into desert. Different kinds of natural disasters will come. People will suffer…...

Introduction Social forestry programs in India have grown in importance and scale and now constitute a major element in India's overall programme of rural development. From modest beginnings over a decade ago, there has been an almost exponential growth in the human and financial resources devoted to social forestry. During the sixth Five Year Plan period which covered the first half of the 1980s approximately Rs.10 billion (one thousand crore) or nearly US$ 1 billion was spent on social forestry…...