why we go for plantation
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WHY WE GO FOR PLANTATION
PLANTATION
A
GLOBAL ISSUE
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PLANTATION
A plantation is a large artificially established
forest, farm or estate.
Crops grown on plantations include fast-
growing trees (often conifers), cotton, coffee,
tobacco, sugar cane, sisal, some oil seeds
(notably oil palms) and rubber trees.
The history of the environmental, social andeconomic issues relating to plantation.
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WHY PLANTATION ?
Tree plantations potentially offer many direct and indirect
environmental benefits:
Tree Plantations and Soil/water Issues
Tree Plantations and Biodiversity
Tree Plantations and Climate
Tree Plantations and Social Economics
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IMPACT ON Soil/water Issues
Soil Issues:
The positive effects of plantations
on soil conservation.
Protection of the soil surface from
the direct impact of rain
Improvement of soil structure
through root penetration and
Addition of organic matter from
decomposing leaves, roots, and
wood which has helped to improve
its water retention and soil fertility.
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IMPACT ON Soil/water Issues
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"Reserved in Forest for the Rains
"Forest Conservation and the Maintenance of Water Supplies."
Many natural forest reserves have beenestablished around the world inmountainous areas for the protection of municipal water supplies.
Water Issues:
The beneficial effects of plantation on
water quality, soil erosion prevention,
and the reliability of water supply have
long been recognized
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IMPACT ON Biodiversity
Biodiversity refers to the number of different kinds of plants
and animals found in a particular area such as a hectare of
forest, and entire country, or the earth.
Protection to each organism, even those that
are unknown and unnamed, has some value.Many plants and animals are valued for the
medicinal chemicals they produce or for their
importance to forestry or agriculture.
Conserving other species are valued for their beauty or otherspecial properties. Many species, even obscure organisms in the
soil, may play important but poorly understood roles in
improving soil fertility, in preventing diseases and pests from
affecting crops, or otherwise maintaining a balance of nature
that is favorable to human existence.
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IMPACT ON CLIMATE
Plantation makes the environment clean.
Reduces GLO
BAL WARMING
and makes the earth suitable
for lives.
Trees in our forests draw the
rain from the clouds floating
in the sky.
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Manufacturer of OXYGEN.
Removes CARBON DIOXIDE.
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Vegetation as a protection against weather influences
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Impact on Social Economics
Source of food as well as medicine.
Generate employments.
Improve the living standard of the people.Play a great role in development of a state,
region, and the nation as the whole if properly
planned and integrated into the multiplelanduse.