The British exploited forests primarily for economic gain, driven by the demand for timber and other resources during the colonial period. They sought to supply materials for shipbuilding, construction, and fuel, which were essential for expanding their naval and industrial capabilities. Additionally, deforestation facilitated agricultural expansion and the establishment of plantations, further entrenching colonial interests. This exploitation often led to significant environmental degradation and displacement of local communities.
The three important factors that damaged our forest resource during British time were- 1) Expanding commercial agriculture. 2) Irresponsible mining activity. 3) Expanding railways and roadways to exploit Indian Resources.
Conclusion to tribal society and their administration is by the arrival of British. British also formed new forest laws and by this their freedom and the administration lost . Usually the tribal were lived in the forest . British control these forest and named it as reserved forest. They call this because it helps in their all needs.
It's a British pony breed.
That would be British Columbia.
British Columbia
Mostly forest.
They first exploited their natural tree covers....Ater all the resources were finished ...They came to India and Traveled and found that India was rich in forests.So they even started to exploit forest resources in India....Which caused large scale deforestation in India(bastar) ..
causes for forest depletion India
British Columbia.
British Columbia.
because they wanted to
during the british rule commercialisation of agriculture tightening of control over forest zones for revenue purposes and utilisation of forest wealth for the benefit of the urban pop