Question
Question: Restoring of the destroyed forests by planting new trees is known as A)Housekeeping B)Ecosystem ...
Restoring of the destroyed forests by planting new trees is known as
A)Housekeeping
B)Ecosystem
C)Afforestation
D)Deforestation
Solution
Forest restoration is a special type of reforestation whose primary aim is to recover biodiversity and protect the environment. The protecting environment includes preventing fire, cattle exclusion etc. The forest restoration accelerates natural regeneration.
Complete answer:
To solve this question, we must know about the process of restoration.
The process of restoration includes planting trees (afforestation). The trees are specific and provide ecological function in the target ecosystem. In the restoration programme the economic species are planted so that cash can be generated. The people near the restoration sites are benefited by the same.
The restoration process involves several collaborations of the stakeholders of the local communities, government officials, NGOs, scientists, and several other agencies. The success of the restoration is determined in terms of biodiversity, biomass, oil organic matter, water holding capacity etc.
Housekeeping- Housekeeping refers to cleaning of forest cover which involves removal of weeds and other harmful sources.
Ecosystem- Ecosystem is the interaction of biotic and abiotic components of nature.
Deforestation- Deforestation means cutting of the trees or forest. It is a way of destroying forests.
Hence, the correct answer is option (C)
Note: It takes a long time for the forest to regenerate. The restoration of forest provides us numerous benefits of improving the quality and quantity of forest, providing food, forest products, improved air and water quality. It also improves the climatic conditions of the place. The forest restoration also brings a number of economic benefits for the people living across that area.