Class 10 · Geography
Forest and Wildlife Resources
Follow the living web from microorganisms and soil to forests, wildlife, communities, conservation law and shared habitat decisions.
Central questionHow can people protect biodiversity while sustaining the communities and ecological systems that depend on it?
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- How biodiversity supports air, water, soil, food and livelihoods
- How law, habitats, forest categories and species programmes connect
- How communities can shape fair, durable conservation
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