Conservation of Plants and Animals
Explore the importance of conserving plants and animals, understand the causes of deforestation, and learn about conservation efforts through interactive activities.
Help & Instructions
â–¼- Deforestation Classification: Classify causes of deforestation as natural or man-made
- Flora and Fauna: Identify local plants and animals in your area
- Use the hint button if you need help with any activity
- Explore the educational content to learn more about conservation
- Understand the causes and effects of deforestation
- Identify local flora and fauna in your region
- Learn about conservation efforts like national parks and wildlife sanctuaries
- Recognize the importance of biodiversity for ecosystem health
Deforestation: Causes and Classification
Classify each cause of deforestation as natural or man-made.
Flora and Fauna: Local Biodiversity
Identify plants and animals found in your local area.
Conservation of plants and animals is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem balance. Deforestation, habitat destruction, and climate change threaten many species. Understanding these issues helps us develop effective conservation strategies to protect our natural heritage.
Conservation Science
Deforestation causes can be classified as:
- Natural causes: Forest fires, droughts, diseases, parasites
- Man-made causes: Agriculture expansion, logging, urbanization, mining
- Flora: All plant life in a particular region
- Fauna: All animal life in a particular region
Various methods are used to protect biodiversity:
India has established numerous protected areas:
- National Parks: 104 parks protecting diverse ecosystems
- Wildlife Sanctuaries: 553 sanctuaries providing habitat protection
- Biosphere Reserves: 18 reserves promoting conservation and sustainable development
- Project Tiger: 50 tiger reserves conserving the national animal
Learning about conservation helps students understand the interconnectedness of ecosystems and the importance of protecting biodiversity. This knowledge is essential for developing sustainable practices and ensuring the health of our planet for future generations.
