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*Plant More Trees

*Control Over Forest Fire

—Destruction or loss of forest by fire is fairly common; because trees are highly exposed to fire and once started it becomes difficult to control

*Proper Utilization of Forest and Forest Products

—Generally, trees are cut for logs and the rest, including stump, limbs, branches and foliage, etc., is left out as worthless debris. Further waste occurs at the saw mills. There is thus need to utilise this waste material.

*Protection of Forests:

—The existing forests should be protected. Apart from commercial cutting, unorganised grazing is also one of the reasons. There are several forest diseases resulting from parasitic fungi, rusts, mistletoes, viruses and nematodes which cause the destruction of trees. The forests should be protected either by use of chemical spray, antibiotics or by development of disease resistant strains of trees.

*Reforestation and Afforestation

—The sustained yield concept dictates that whenever timber is removed, either by block cutting or by selective cutting, the denuded area must be reforested.Besides all this, fresh afforestation programmes should be started. New plantations will not only increase the forest cover but also help in making up the eco-balance.

*Role of Government in Forest Conservation:

—Although the government of every country is very particular about conservation of its forest resources and has several rules and laws for the protection of forests but, they are not implement in an effective manner.

Forest Management:

—Management of forest resources is the key to all conservation efforts. In forest management, the following aspects should be taken into consideration:

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