The Uses of Forests

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The Uses of Forests

The Uses of Forests.

  • Forests in fluence climate, and attract rain.
  • They preserve the water, and prevent destructive floods.
  • Provide timber and other valuable forest products.
  • Provide fuel.

Forests form an important part of the wealth of a country and in India, the preservation of the forests is so important that it has long been taken over by the government, and is in charge of the Government forests Department.

Forests have a great influence upon climate for they attract rain and preserve moisture an important matter in dry country like inda, the leaves of a tree are always giving off moisture and this constant evaporation cools the surrounding atmosphere, in consequence, when moisture laden winds blow over a forest, the moistute they carry is condensed and forms clouds, and these dissolv in rain. This is not mere theory. It has been proved that the destruction of forests of any extent quickly change the climate of the whole district. Whereas before it has an abundant rainfall after disafforestatrion the rainfall because scantry, the land went out of cultivation and became an arid desert. On the went out of cultivation and bece an arid desert. On the other hand, afforestation, or the planting of forests will turn a desert into a well watered and fertile.

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