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First of all, trees basically "eat" Carbon Dioxide (which is bad) and in return, they give us oxygen. Plus they also provide homes for small mammals and birds, and some native rain forest people.
GO GREEN!
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 14y agowithout trees animals have no home and trees give off oxygen so its a good idea to leave a tree alone if you see it
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What is conservation of forests?
conservation of forest means to protect our forest
How much do forest and conservation workers make?
There are 20,330 forest and conservation workers receiving a mean yearly wage of $24,670.
What has the author Tahereh Nadarajah written?
Tahereh Nadarajah has written: 'Forest policy and conservation of Papua New Guinea's forests' -- subject(s): Forest conservation, Forest policy
Need for forest conservation?
Yes there is a need
Can you get slogans for forest conservation?
wood is good
What are deciduous forest conservation actions?
Nothing.
Do you have examples of Slogan about conservation of forest?
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What item is not a major problem in forest conservation?
The world has lost over half of its forests. The major issues in forest conservation are humans, atmosphere, and soil.
What has the author Ian McAllister written?
Ian McAllister has written: 'The great bear rainforest' -- subject(s): Pictorial works, Natural history, Forest conservation, Forest ecology, Rain forest conservation, Rain forest ecology
Is forest conservation really important?
all of our trees are important because we can use it when there was a calamities and it provides us shelter, natural habitat of wild animals, foods, firewood.
Poster on conservation of forest or wildlife in India?
yes, i want posters on conservation of wildlife immediately
What has the author Richard Bigley written?
Richard Bigley has written: 'Implementation procedures for the habitat conservation plan riparian forest restoration strategy for westside planning units excluding the Olympic Experimental State Forest' -- subject(s): Conservation, Fishes, Forest conservation, Forest management, Forest policy, Forestry law and legislation, Habitat, Habitat conservation, Management, Planning, Riparian areas, Stream conservation 'Managing wetlands on state forest lands in Washington' -- subject(s): Buffer zones (Ecosystem management), Environmental aspects of Forests and forestry, Forests and forestry, Management, Wetland conservation, Wetland management, Wetlands
