What are the importance of forest resources?

Forest resources:- Forest resources are those resources which people get the thing from the forest to fulfill their needs.

 Importance of forest resources:-

  • Ecological balance
  • Renewable natural resources
  • Eco-system
  • Economic development
  • Environment quality
  • Safeguard against pollution
  • Soil conservation
  • Wind erosion
  • Maintain the Ecologiacl balance
  • Attract rainfall
  • Control Flood
  • Linked with culture and civilization
  • Supply of raw material
Ecological balance :-Forests and wildlife are essential to maintain ecological
balance of an area.

 Renewable natural resources :-Forests are an important renewable natural
resources.

 Eco-system:- Trees  are dominate forest  of the ecosystem, their species content varities in  different parts of the world.

 Economic development:-Forest contributes to the economic development of the
country because they provide goods and services to the people and industry.

 Environment quality:-The forest enchance the quality of environment by
influencing the life supporting system.

 Safeguard against pollution:- Forest check air pollution and soil erosion. Thus,
they exercise safety and against pollution.

 Soil conservative:- Forest conserve the soil by rooting of soil. Forest save the hill-slopes from landslides.

 Wind Erosion:- Wind erosion means blowing of wind continuously. In deserts, trees reduce wind erosion by checking wind velocity.

 Maintain the Ecological balance:- The forest check pollution of air through increasing
oxygen content of the air.

 Attract rainfall:- In their are so many trees present ,then rain will fall their. By causing condensation of water vapour in clouds, forests attract
rains.

 Control Flood:- If their is so many trees present ,It hold the water in the his roots.The floods are controlled because forests dry up rainwater like sponge.

 Linked with culture and cultivation:-Forests are linked with our cultural and civilizatio.

 Supply of raw material:-Forest supply raw material like:-

  • Fuel
  • Raw material for various industries as pulp, paper, newsprint, board.
  • Timber for furniture items.
  • To be used in packing articles like fruits, tea etc.
  • For preparing matches, sport goods etc.
    Forest areas

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