The document is a seminar on deforestation by Ashwath Krishnakumar. It defines deforestation as the massive clearing of trees, often leading to habitat destruction, soil erosion, and climate change. The main causes of deforestation are agricultural expansion, commercial logging, and infrastructure development. The effects include loss of biodiversity, increased greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, and disrupted water cycles causing floods and droughts. The document calls for action to stop deforestation through practices like tree planting, reducing paper usage, and sustainable logging.
The document is a seminar on deforestation by Ashwath Krishnakumar. It defines deforestation as the massive clearing of trees, often leading to habitat destruction, soil erosion, and climate change. The main causes of deforestation are agricultural expansion, commercial logging, and infrastructure development. The effects include loss of biodiversity, increased greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, and disrupted water cycles causing floods and droughts. The document calls for action to stop deforestation through practices like tree planting, reducing paper usage, and sustainable logging.
The document is a seminar on deforestation by Ashwath Krishnakumar. It defines deforestation as the massive clearing of trees, often leading to habitat destruction, soil erosion, and climate change. The main causes of deforestation are agricultural expansion, commercial logging, and infrastructure development. The effects include loss of biodiversity, increased greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, and disrupted water cycles causing floods and droughts. The document calls for action to stop deforestation through practices like tree planting, reducing paper usage, and sustainable logging.
The document is a seminar on deforestation by Ashwath Krishnakumar. It defines deforestation as the massive clearing of trees, often leading to habitat destruction, soil erosion, and climate change. The main causes of deforestation are agricultural expansion, commercial logging, and infrastructure development. The effects include loss of biodiversity, increased greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, and disrupted water cycles causing floods and droughts. The document calls for action to stop deforestation through practices like tree planting, reducing paper usage, and sustainable logging.
You must be the change you wish to see in the world - Mahatma Gandhi Deforestation not only destroys habitats, but also has devastating effects on our planet's climate and biodiversity - it's time for change. What is deforestation? DEFORESTATION IS THE CLEARING OF TREES ON A MASSIVE SCALE, OFTEN LEADING TO HABITAT DESTRUCTION, SOIL EROSION, AND CLIMATE CHANGE. LET'S ACT NOW! Causes of Deforestation Agricultural expansion and commercial logging are major causes of deforestation.
Infrastructure development such as road building
and mining also contribute to deforestation.
Climate change and forest fires are natural
causes of deforestation. Effects of Deforestation Loss of biodiversity and extinction of species.
Increased greenhouse gas emissions leading
to climate change.
Soil erosion and water cycle disruption
causing floods and droughts. How can we stop deforestation? DEFORESTATION IS A MAJOR THREAT TO OUR PLANET. PLANTING TREES, REDUCING PAPER USAGE, AND SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE LOGGING PRACTICES CAN HELP. Organizations fighting deforestation
Rainforest Alliance - works with farmers,
foresters, and tourism operators.
Greenpeace - campaigns to protect forests
and the rights of their inhabitants.
World Wildlife Fund - focuses on protecting
forests and their species through sustainable forest management and conservation. Conclusion and call to action Deforestation is a serious issue affecting our planet. We must take action now to protect our forests and preserve our ecosystem for future generations.