Geography
Wood cutting impacts
In the Class 10 Geography chapter Forest and Wildlife Resources, students examine how cutting trees for timber, fuel, farming, and development changes forest ecosystems. They learn to connect deforestation with habitat loss, declining biodiversity, soil erosion, disrupted water cycles, and increased pressure on forest-dependent communities. The topic also introduces the need for regulated use, afforestation, community participation, and conservation practices that support both ecological balance and sustainable livelihoods.
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