SAVE THE FOREST DEPARTMENT 

                                      

                                          FOREST IN INDIA

The total forest and tree cover is 24.62% of the geographical area of the country. the total forest cover is 7,13,789 sq km which is 21.71% of the geographical area of the country. The cover is 2.91% of the geographical area of the country. 

THE SECERT IN THE FOREST

There will be a secart in every forest Who is the secart? plantation is no other.The platation that the department cultivates is a threat to the natural forest, animal and humans.Acacia is not suitable for our climate and is planted in most of the forest range in kerala. Acacia is a "Forest Bomb". It absorbs all the water in the soil and causes drought. Its flover cause asthma and lung diseases.Not a single plant growes properly under or near this tree. One use is that the wood comes quickly and can be used for industrial purposes. And not all eucalyptus offspring are the same. So even if plantation projects are abandoned, half the problems will be solved.

WILD ANIMALS AT HOME AND ROAD

Wild animals, however, must live in the wild. wildlife wants that same. people want the same. If the department tries, the wildlife will be happy in the forest and they will not go down in search of prey in the country.If only natural forest is allowed to grow, the natural environment of the forest will not be harmed, But the naturalness of the plantation is cornered. Many small animals do not get enough food and they come out of the forest.They are harmaless creatures. Large animals are in crisis when small creatures come out of the forest. Inevitably, they also come to the country, then the news in the meadia and the world knows.Elephants,leopards,pigs,wild buffaloes and monkeys pose a threat to life and property. Even the pig, which was recentiy declared a malicious crature, roams freely in the country.

BIOLOGICAL WALL

In India, JANTAS are a system set up by the Forest Department to differentiate between forests and villages. Jantas are official border of the government. Janta cannot be used to prevent wildlife from entering the country. The biological wall is essential to prevent wildlife from reaching the villages. Large wildlife, such as elephants, require large amounts likes is easily available in the forest, it will not come to the wild villages. The organic wall is where the elephant can easily get enough vegetarian food in the forest. The problem of wildlife disturbance in the villages can be solved only if the vegetarians and carnivores get it in time and in the required quantities. If the forest and wildlife are not kept in balance very scientifically, wildlife will have to be controlled by guns in the future.