Major Programmes of Environmental Conservation

Chemical fertilizer and chemical poisons like insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, etc. also pollute the environment. This note contains information about the major programmes of environmental conservation.

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Chemical fertilizer and chemical poisons like insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, etc. also pollute the environment. This note contains information about the major programmes of environmental conservation.

Things to Remember

  • Forest plays the vital role for the environment conservation.
  • A clean and green environment is a symbol of civilization.
  • Chemical fertilizer and chemical poisons like insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, etc. also pollute the environment.
  • Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation, Ministry of Agriculture, etc. are conducting various programmes to protect the soil.

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Major Programmes of Environmental Conservation

Major Programmes of Environmental Conservation

People use different types of environmental sources in their daily life to fulfil their survival needs. Various types of developmental works like industries, construction of roads, construction of buildings, irrigation project, etc are conducted in the country to get valuable services and facilities that we need. We should not destroy the environment while conducting the developmental activities.

Some of the efforts and programmes that are being implemented in the protection of environment are as follows: -

  1. Conservation of forest

    Forest plays the vital role for the environment conservation. The Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation has launched various programmes for the conservation of forest and environment. Community Forest Programme is one of the examples of conservation programmes that help to protect the land, water and other components of the environment. Laws about forest protection and awareness generation help in the conservation programme.

  2. Soil Conservation

    Soil conservation is an important work of environmental conservation. Control of landslides, flood, soil erosion helps to protect the land. Reforestation, tree plantation, protection of pasture land help to conserve the soil. Terrace farming in a slope land, use of compost manure and minimising the use of chemicals also help to protect the soil. Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation, Ministry of Agriculture, etc. are conducting various programmes to protect the soil.

  3. Waste management

    House, market area, industry, settlement area, etc. are the sources of solid wastes. Proper management of solid waste helps to keep the surrounding healthy. Local level authorities like municipalities, VDC, etc. have been conducting various programmes for the management of solid wastes. Construction of toilets in every house and management of enough public toilet also helps to keep the environment healthy.

  4. Pollution control

    Industries and vehicles emit the smoke, dust and harmful gases that pollute the environment. Chemical fertiliser and chemical poisons like insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, etc. also pollute the environment. Pollution must be controlled to keep the environment healthy. The government of Nepal is making an effort to control the pollution.

Management and conservation of environment

The management and conservation of environment are very important to us for different reasons such as -

  • For longevity
  • For emotional stability
  • To release mental tension
  • To attract tourists
  • To minimise the spread of diseases
  • To increase the beauty of the community

A clean and green environment is a symbol of civilisation. Individual efforts are not enough for this noble cause. Therefore, there should be co-ordination and co-operation among individuals, families, communities, local agencies, clubs, national and international agencies to succeed in it.

Lesson

Environmental Status Of Nepal

Subject

EPH

Grade

Grade 10

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