In colonial forest policy, grazing control was not only an environmental concern; what was its economic side?
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Correct answer: Protecting new plants and future supply of useful timber
Grazing was seen as a threat to plantations and timber production. Exam tip: link grazing restrictions with economic forest management.
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Protecting new plants and future supply of useful timber
Why is this the correct answer?
Grazing was seen as a threat to plantations and timber production. Exam tip: link grazing restrictions with economic forest management.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism. Topic: The Rise of Commercial Forestry.
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