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The chapter explores the significance of biodiversity, emphasizing the interconnectedness of various life forms within ecological systems. It highlights the crucial role of conservation efforts to protect wildlife and forests, driven by community involvement, traditional practices, and governmental policies. The relationship between humans and nature is underscored, showcasing the need for sustainable practices to maintain ecological balance.
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Term: Biodiversity
Definition: The diversity of life forms on Earth, including different species of plants, animals, and microorganisms.
Term: Conservation
Definition: The act of preserving and protecting ecosystems and wildlife to ensure their sustainability for future generations.
Term: Project Tiger
Definition: A wildlife conservation initiative launched in 1973 to protect the declining tiger population in India.
Term: Joint Forest Management (JFM)
Definition: A strategy that involves local communities in the management and restoration of degraded forest lands.
Term: Sacred Groves
Definition: Protected forest areas that are revered by local communities, often due to cultural beliefs.