Forest and wild life Resources (Part - 1) - Geography, Class 10 Video Lecture

students are today's topic is
forests and wildlife
resources second chapter of 10th class
geography our first chapter resources in
which we understand the types of
resources natural man-made and manned
then we take some examples of resources
in detail like land resource soil
resources and in the next part also he
will take some other examples like the
water resources education social etc
today also we take example of natural
resource that is the forest and the
widest resources at is flora and fauna
first of all
what is the importance of forest
for human being
the economic importance of flora and
fauna firming
you
it supports a variety of industries in
India those whole industries which are
depend on forest and natural resources
you
it also provides livelihood to many
communities they're American it is not
only those qualities which are living in
forests the tribal communities of India
but also all those communities which are
living near the forest the Oller depends
on four essential likelihood derek wroe
me that so depends on forest
the ecological importance of this forest
improve the quality of environment this
forest are purifying the air helps to
make a climate to be natural form helps
to reduce global warming etc as I said
that it modified
local climate
the public this these forests also
control
so in innocence this forest the roots of
the forest keep soil in them because of
this the soil is not eroded by the water
and it also stopped wind which is also
have in the erosion of soil so it is
regulated
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it also provide the fertility
to the soil
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environment stability and
maintain the ecological balance
these one are the importance of forests
in ecological field the next of
increases of flora and
in India
India is very rich in flora and fauna
you
we have a lot of biological diversity in
India as the data so presenting here
that 8 percent total species of the
world
approximately 1.6 million as what is
recorded yet is an indeed among all
these
10%
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reading list which we discussed later in
this chapter over eight one zero zero
zero species that is 18,000 species of
fauna and 57,000 species of flora in
India
as what is recorded till but this
population or species is much more than
what is written here
you
the different categories of existing
plants and spaces that are discussed
that first of all in normal species
normal species are those species whose
populations level are considered to be
normal at present for their survival
we can take the example here of capture
fine Ronin etc
the endangered-species miss pcs are in
danger of extinctions if the factor that
led to the decline continued these
pieces will soon become extinct so we
need to save this species in Indian
example these pieces are like black box
Budhan the most successful species of
the world is also now in danger
vulnerable species their levels have
declined too much that they would soon
move to the endangered list present they
are not and something endangered but in
the Palacios we continue slow down soon
they come in and enter the examples of
these species are liking you she yes
ding Gangetic dolphin and the famous a
CNT anything
the next species is the various species
my name is there that these pieces with
a small populations are present at
involved this could move into vulnerable
if the populations goes continue down
the examples of these pieces are like
the desert fox
a city person look etc
endemic species and miss species of
those species which are found only in
some isolated areas of the world as I
can't Amanda Coble and some other parts
of the world also the example which you
can take here is me
andaman peak and we need you back
gauging means these types of species are
formed only in some particular places of
the world on the island of the world
getting the example of kangaroos which
are found only in Australia the Penguins
only found in Antarctica
zircon endemic species the danger level
of these species cross their limits when
their names comes in
extinct species extinct since finding
clear now these are no longer found in
world they are extinct from the world
from the planet Earth
the example which we can take like the
ascetic cheetah
in Kentuck so this is how today in the
chapter forest environment resources
first of all we understand the
importance of flora and fauna they see
their importance of economic importance
than the ecologic importance India a
country which is second largest
populated country of the world
on other hand the largest populated
country in flora and fauna more than 1.6
million animals are there in Indian
spices and then we discuss different
categories of existing plants and animal
species that's all for today in the next
part we continue this chapter any kind
of problem of portion please comment to
me thank you