Community & Conservation PART- 2 | Forest and Wildlife Resources | Class 10 Geography

In this informative lecture, we discuss the need for preserving ecological diversity, life support systems, and genetic diversity for the growth of plant and animal species. Learn about the historical context, including the implementation of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act in 1972, and the establishment of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.

Discover the pivotal "Project Tiger," launched in 1973 to save the endangered tiger species and its impact on preserving biotypes of significant magnitude. The lecture also emphasizes the shift towards biodiversity conservation, including the protection of insects and plants.

Explore the diverse types and distribution of forest and wildlife resources in India, including reserved, protected, and unclassed forests. Understand the role of local communities in conservation, highlighted by initiatives like the Joint Forest Management (JFM) program, and the need for sustainable, community-centric approaches in decision-making.

Uncover the rich tradition of Sacred Groves, untouched forests preserved by local communities for their sacred qualities. Learn about the unique relationships between communities and specific plant and animal species, showcasing the interconnectedness of culture and conservation.

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