Conservation of Plants

Deforestation means clearing the forest or stands of trees, and using that land for other purposes. Following are the main causes of deforestation

• Procuring land for cultivation
• Building houses and factories
• Making furniture or using wood as fuel.
• Some natural causes of deforestation are forest fires and severe droughts.

The government lays down various rules, methods and policies for protection and conservation of wild life. Government are focussing on wildlife sanctuaries, national park, and biosphere reserves for conservation of plants and animals present in that area.

About seventeen full grown trees are required to produce one tonne of paper. Paper can be recycled around five to seven times for use. We should save, reuse and recycle paper to save not only trees but also to save the energy, water and chemicals used to make paper. Thus we should save papers to save plants and to save our planet from getting imbalanced.

By planting more and more trees, by taking care of plants and trees growing in and around our society. By making people aware of the importance of trees and encouraging them to plant more and more trees, by making people aware of the harmful effects of deforestation. We should also water the plants for their proper growth.

Migration is the behaviour of animals of flying in far away areas every year during a particular time because of change in climatic condition. Birds fly for laying eggs as weather in their natural habitat is not suitable for their survival and for laying eggs; such birds are called migratory birds, like S Flamingos, Siberian Cranes and Night heron.