What is the main objective of the National forest policy of India Mention any three provisions made in the - Social Science - Forest and Wildlife Resources

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What is the main objective of the National forest policy of India?
Mention any three provisions made in the policy for Conservation of
endangered species

Antara Singh · Accepted Answer

The six
objectives of the National Forest Policy of India 1952
were:

(1) The requirement of developing an evenhanded system of land use,
that would aid in optimum development and least
deterioration

(2) The need for examine -

• Vulnerability in the mountainous regions

• The wearing away along the rivers leading to ravine
development,

• The assault of sea-sands on coastal tracts and the movement
of sand dunes,

(3) The necessity for initiating tree lands

(4) The need to guarantee gradually increasing provisions of
grazing and small wood for agricultural
implements

(5) The call for sustained supply of timber and other forest
produce

(6) Realising utmost annual revenue with the fulfilment of the
above needs

What is the main objective of the National forest policy of India? Mention any three provisions made in the policy for Conservation of endangered species.