What are different conservation methods adopted in India?
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Methods of conservation adopted in India are :-
i) The government of India has implemented the Indian Wildlife Act in 1972 for conservation of wildlife and forests.
ii) The government has classified forests into three categories such as reserved forests , protected forests and Unclassed forests.Out of these forests two categories, the ‘reserved’ and the ‘protected’ forests have been restricted for use.
iii) The government has started Joint Forest Management programmes involving local communities in management and restoration of Degraded forests.
iv) The Central and many State Governments have established many national parks and wildlife sanctuaries to protect forest and wildlife of India.