Forest and wild life Resources (Part - 3) - Geography, Class 10 Video Lecture - Class 10 | Best Video for Class 10

students let us continue our chapter
forests and wildlife
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in this thermo DLO forest and Wildlife
Resources today what we will do is the
types and
distributions of forest
now the first one is the type forest in
this
the Government of India divided Indian
forests into three parts the history of
forest Department of angles very long
actually it was started by the
Britishers when they realize the
importance of forest because it is
forest from where they get their raw
materials so they appointed one forest
expert from Germany who became the first
forest officer of India and this is how
the forest law implemented in India by
this enough independence the three types
of forests which have only India the
first one is the
reserved forest these are forest means
de permanently a marked added to
productions of Timbers or other forest
produced there is a right of grazing
here and cultivation is seldom allowed
the total cover the total fifty four
point four percent of total forest area
is covered with reserved forest and more
than half of the total forest are
regarded as most valuable forest in this
reserved forest as far as the
conservation of forests and wildlife
resources are concerned about it so
these are the result forests northern
next type of forests which are formed in
India there is the protected force
protected forests in protected forests
also there is a right of crazing as like
in the reserved forest plus somewhere
cultivation also allowed here the
subject to a few minor restrictions are
here 29% of the total first area is
covered with protected forests in India
almost one-third of the total forest
area is protected forests add declare by
the Department of forest right this
first line is protected for the any
further depletion the next one is the
unclasped forest
unclutch porous means this forests are
not classified by the BR comes in the
reserved for support a great forest the
owners of these forests are private
persons basically or they are the open
force consists largely of inaccessible
forest or unoccupied beasts these
covered 16% of the total forests of
India so as we see in these three
nectars understand all these forests
with the help of a pie diagram
the first one is the result Forest
Reserve forces the maximum modesty of
India is the word with this result
Forest
in this desert forest
this is 55% a little bit permission of
grazing and collision is allowed
the next one is the protected forest
which is 29% approximately and the next
one
the unclogs forest this unclasp forest
is approximately 16%
zubrin's let us come to the next part
and that is the type of forest and the
distribution of four types of forest
according to the density
in this first comes the dense forests in
India these dense forest occupies 59% of
the total forest land of India next come
the open forest
which cover 40% of the total forest land
of India and the third type of forest
according to the density is the
mangu of tide and forest which is
approximately 1% of the forest land of
India
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till they are so we can sip that through
this pie diagram the maximum part of
India's forest is dense forest and this
was 540 keep out this term open forest
and the dead of waste is only 1%
the next year the distribution of forest
in India you see the description of
forest then month April this has the
highest number of forest that is the 75%
total land media comes under permanent
forest the rest from the other states
which we can in the end the strength
through diagram of India map of India
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in this map of India what we discuss is
total forest areas in the year 2000
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in this area is top percentage of poker
area of forest first of all let us
discuss those areas which are comes in
the tensed forest areas this map is
equal to the density of forest area very
hey Matt the purpose comes in first on
the criteria that its maximum largest
area or under the forest here the
state's thumbs are like
this Himachal Pradesh and noticed the
areas where the forest is not very high
but it's a high dense areas comes 40 40
to 60 percent of the states of Madhya
Pradesh obviously Maharashtra
this is multiple visa Maharashtra
Karnataka of these material also Andhra
Pradesh and parrisha we all comes in it
and our awesome this also comes in it
the area where forests are found 20 to
40 percents are basically it's a Sun
vision of India actually and now comes
that area which is the rest part of
India which comes under this net is of
using given Kashmir Rajasthan Gujarat
Haryana
the Pradesh Bihar West Bengal and
maximum Firefox coming on so this is
when we see that this key vision of
forest now the next thing which comes in
when this is me
a community and then valuation
forests are also the home of many
traditional communities in India many
parts of India's like multiple days in
other parts are struggling
sterling for it to conserve these
habitats along big government officials
comments also takes many step for it
like in Surrey ska
tiger reserves study stun villages have
fought against mining by citing the
violence and she act the inhabitants of
five villages in other districts of
Rajasthan have declared one two zero
zero hectares of forest as the Barrow
they talk of Sanji declaring their own
sets and rules in decision order need
these regions but in the western part of
eternal so there is a community Vishnu a
community also doing such type of steps
in favor of Wildlife
cyclocross against Casilla mission accom
net result soon the forest our God and
Goddess for many communities in India
there they do worships of many sacred
cross as like don't see the kg tree in
the urine western Rajasthan also
probably this but many wildlife also
like chinkara
new guy and
peacocks can be seen as an integral part
of the community and nobody harms them
in Bishnoi comity there are many famous
moment also like the Chipko movement
in the Himalayas has not only
successfully raised deforestation in
several areas but has also shown that
community afforestation with indigenous
species can be enormous really
successful this is what was happen in
the history of Rajasthan also give there
was a Chico movement by America baby
started in the middle period
eat without our Dolan into heavy and
they know them
as shown the adequate levels of
diversified crop productions without the
use of synthetic chemicals are possible
and they are the economically viable and
last one is the G half and that is anger
there is a joint forest
management program punishing good
examples of involving these local
communities the management and destroy
sessions of degraded forests in India
this program has been in formal
existence since the year 1988 so this is
how we see the role of community house
Alenia for the conservation of flora and
fauna so this is how we complete our
chapter in three modules forests and
Wildlife see the sauces any kind of
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