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13.
The present forest area of India, according to satellite data, is
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Kiran Bhinge said:
8 years ago
As per govt report in 1960, the forest percentage is 18.
In 2002 -2003 data of India the forest percentage is 23.
In 2011 data percentage is 24.
I have to clear some things about this India's forest not increased but Indian government reserved 24% land basically forest is decreased because these forests are automatically itself they formed. This height avg 25-30 mitres and now govt of India reserved more land but plantation also did but pant wasn't growing because in that forest the soil is aluminium contented minerals and structure of hills and their soils do not help to grow plants. Those plants grow because those are very old plants. And as per data of govt, it's increased but the report of Satellite is decreased because the amount of green belt is describing.
Thanks.
In 2002 -2003 data of India the forest percentage is 23.
In 2011 data percentage is 24.
I have to clear some things about this India's forest not increased but Indian government reserved 24% land basically forest is decreased because these forests are automatically itself they formed. This height avg 25-30 mitres and now govt of India reserved more land but plantation also did but pant wasn't growing because in that forest the soil is aluminium contented minerals and structure of hills and their soils do not help to grow plants. Those plants grow because those are very old plants. And as per data of govt, it's increased but the report of Satellite is decreased because the amount of green belt is describing.
Thanks.
Prasanna said:
8 years ago
Today, 24% of its area is under forests or 7 lakh sq km, according to government data. The area under forest and tree cover has. India has recently been able to measure its forest areas better with high-resolution satellite imagery so we capture more forests now.
Akash said:
1 decade ago
According to satellite studies the resolution is very small, therefore small areas of forest cover are left out. But if we consider the forest report we find that the total area under forest has increased by around 380.
Nikesh chauhan said:
1 decade ago
With growing population, not only the habitat area of human beings is increasing but also the land required for agriculture, roads, industries, etc. Leading to reduction of forest.
Mohit sharma said:
1 decade ago
Evrybody wants to live in seperate and do seperate work and try to cut the whole forest for there own convenious.
Chandra mouli said:
10 years ago
For our needs we cut the forests. Its make harmful to ours only. So please put every hand in the plantation.
Pinku said:
1 decade ago
Increase in population means increase in the demands of people. Hence, increase in competition for living.
Praveen said:
1 decade ago
24.01 percentage of Indian landmass is cover with forest in 2013. Where it was just 21.05 percent in 2011.
Rijo said:
9 years ago
For increasing of forest in India, we need to stop clearance of forest and shifting cultivation practice.
Uttam mohanty said:
1 decade ago
Public awareness is important for forest conservation.
Hence aware public to save the forest.
Hence aware public to save the forest.
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