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India: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife — Social Studies STD 6 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6Social StudiesIndia: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife5 Marks
Question
Why has natural vegetation been destroyed? What should we do to check this trend?
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Answer

  1. Natural vegetation has been destroyed to a large extent because of reckless cutting of trees.
  2. We should do the following to check this trend.
  3. We should plant trees in a big way.
  4. We should also protect the existing ones.
  5. We should make people aware about the importance of trees.
  6. We should have special programmes like Van Mahotsav to involve more people in making our earth green.

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