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CONSERVATION of plants and animals

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  3. 3. Deforestation and its causes Consequences and prevention of deforestation 1 2 Contents Conservation of forest and wildlife 3 Biosphere reserve & Flora and fauna 4 Endemic species, Wildlife sanctuary & National park 5 Red data book & Migration 6
  4. 4. Deforestation The process of clearing a forest by cutting down trees.
  5. 5. Causes of Deforestation
  6. 6. Agricultural Field Causes of Deforestation
  7. 7. Industrialisation Causes of Deforestation
  8. 8. Urbanisation Causes of Deforestation
  9. 9. Illegal Lodging Causes of Deforestation
  10. 10. Mining Causes of Deforestation
  11. 11. Forest Fires Causes of Deforestation
  12. 12. Causes of Deforestation Agricultural Field Industrialisation Urbanisation Illegal Lodging Mining Forest Fires
  13. 13. How does deforestation reduce rainfall on the one hand and lead to floods on the other?
  14. 14. Consequences Trees holds soil and soil moisture
  15. 15. Soil Erosion Consequences
  16. 16. Consequences High transpiration
  17. 17. Consequences High transpiration
  18. 18. Increased ground water level Consequences
  19. 19. Consequences Low transpiration
  20. 20. Consequences Low transpiration
  21. 21. Decrease in rainfall Consequences
  22. 22. Reduced ground water level Consequences
  23. 23. Drought Consequences
  24. 24. Desertification Consequences
  25. 25. Global warming Consequences
  26. 26. Consequences Melting of glaciers
  27. 27. Consequences Increase in Sea level
  28. 28. Consequences Soil erosion Decrease in Rainfall Drought Desertification Global warming Increase in Sea level
  29. 29. Prevention of deforestation
  30. 30. ➢ We should save, reuse used paper and recycle it. ➢ By this we not only save trees but also save energy and water needed for manufacturing paper. ➢ The amount of harmful chemicals used in paper making will also be reduced. Recycling
  31. 31. Replanting of trees in an existing deforested area where tree cover has been lost Reforestation
  32. 32. Do not burn firewood excessively. •Burning of wood produces a lot of smoke which is very harmful for human being. •When trees are cut down to obtain wood for use as fuel, then all the useful substances which are obtained from trees are lost. •Deforestation is very harmful for environment.
  33. 33. Practice eco-forestry ❑ Eco-forestry is a restorative method of forest management, which is not based on economic productivity. ❑ In this practice, certain trees are selectively harvested while causing minimal damage to the rest of the forest.
  34. 34. 38 Which of the following is not a natural cause of deforestation? Cyclone Forest fires C A D B Urbanization 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 Time Up!! Hurricane
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  36. 36. Large protected areas for conservation of plants and animals Conservation of Forest and Wildlife Biodiversity
  37. 37. Flora Plants found in a particular area
  38. 38. Fauna Animals found in a particular area
  39. 39. Flora and fauna in the forest are dependent on each other. Habitat
  40. 40. Flora and Fauna Loss of Habitat
  41. 41. Endemic species Plant and animal species found exclusively in particular area
  42. 42. Endemic species Flying squirrel Sal tree Barasingha Wild mango
  43. 43. Methods of conservation
  44. 44. Methods of conservation •In-situ: Conservation of habitats, species and ecosystems where they naturally occur. •Ex-situ: The conservation of elements of biodiversity out of the context of their natural habitats is referred to as ex-situ conservation.
  45. 45. In-situ conservation Conservation of natural resources and maintenance of endangered species in their natural habitat. In-situ conservation of Biodiversity includes biosphere reserves, national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, etc. Methods of conservation
  46. 46. Seed Bank Tissue culture Zoological park Ex-situ conservation Botanical Garden Ex-situ conservation means the conservation of species outside their natural habitats. It involves the transfer of genetic material away from the location where it is found. Methods of conservation
  47. 47. Biosphere Reserve
  48. 48. Panchmarhi Biosphere reserves Jamun tree Wolf Cheetal Wild dog Fern Leopard
  49. 49. Panchmarhi Biosphere reserves Arjun Teak Tree Conservation of Flora Wild mango Sal Tree
  50. 50. Flying squirrel Panchmarhi Biosphere reserves Conservation of Fauna Tiger Leopard Sambar deer
  51. 51. Biosphere reserves- Large protected areas for conservation Conservation of tribal community
  52. 52. Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve National park Wildlife sanctuaries Wildlife sanctuaries named Pachmarhi Wildlife sanctuaries named Bori National park named Satpura
  53. 53. Biosphere Reserve
  54. 54. Areas where animals are protected from any disturbance to them and their habitat.
  55. 55. Wildlife Sanctuary Protection of wildlife
  56. 56. Protection of wildlife Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities Prohibited
  57. 57. Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed Spices collection Spices collection Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed
  58. 58. Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed Spices collection Collection medicinal herbs Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed
  59. 59. Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed Spices collection Protection of wildlife Wildlife Sanctuary- Areas where animals are protected
  60. 60. Collection of honey and beeswax Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed
  61. 61. Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed Collection of fruits and flowers
  62. 62. Wildlife Sanctuary : Activities allowed Tourism and research
  63. 63. Biosphere Reserve
  64. 64. Areas reserved for wildlife where natural resources are freely used by them
  65. 65. National Park Preserve historical places
  66. 66. National Parks: Restricted activities Collection of fruits and flowers
  67. 67. Grazing strictly restricted National Parks: Restricted activities
  68. 68. Biosphere reserve Wildlife Sanctuary National Park Difference Protects Biodiversity of an area Tourism is usually not allowed Protects wildlife and Plants of an area Tourism allowed Protects Wildlife, plants and historical places. Tourism allowed Moderate restrictions Less Restrictions Heavy Restrictions
  69. 69. DATA MAINTENANCE Red data book
  70. 70. CLASSIFICATION OF DATA Unknown Threatened Not Threatened Red data book
  71. 71. Extinct species Species of plant and animals found nowhere alive in the world Dinosaurs Cooksonia Red data book
  72. 72. Critically Endangered Species of plant and animals are at extremely high risk of extinction in immediate future Ghariyal Corpse flower Red data book
  73. 73. Endangered Species of plant and animals found at the verge of extinction Nilgiri Tahr Umbrella Tree Red data book
  74. 74. Vulnerable Species of plant and animals at high risk of extinction Begonia American ray Red data book
  75. 75. Near Threatene d Species of plant and animals that are threatened in near future Spring Ringlet Mimusops Red data book
  76. 76. Least concern Species of plant and animals evaluated against the criteria and does not qualify for Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable or Near Threatened Zodiac loach Lily leek Red data book
  77. 77. Not evaluated Species of plant and animals that are not evaluated under any criteria Polyommatus Cistus Red data book
  78. 78. Migratory birds fly to find the best ecological conditions and habitats for feeding, breeding and raising their young ones. Migration
  79. 79. Wildlife Act Project Bengal tiger, 1973 Bengal Rhinoceros Act, 1932 Environmental Protection Act, 1986
  80. 80. Save Tiger Save Future Wildlife Act
  81. 81. 93 Which of the following is not an endemic species of Panchmarhi biosphere reserve ? Bison Cooksonia Wild mango Sal tree C A D 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 Time Up!! Cooksonia B
  82. 82. 94 Which of the following is not the consequence of deforestation? Soil erosion Flood C A B D Cyclone 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 Time Up!! Drought
  83. 83. Write 3 steps in conservation of plants and animals. Let us know the answers in the comment section below.
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