Question

Do you know of anyone who works to save forests?

Answer 1

Hint: While deforestation can't be avoided completely, we must look to regulate it. Young and immature trees shouldn't be felled as far as possible. We must look to avoid large-scale commercial deforestation also. Adapting practices like clear-cutting or selective cutting is going to be beneficial in the long-term.

Complete answer:
Yes, I know.
Importance of Forests:
The main function of forests is that it produces mass amounts of oxygen as a by-product of photosynthesis, which is required by the animals as part of respiration. Oxygen is regarded as an important respiratory gas for all animals because it ensures our survival.
During the process of photosynthesis, trees also absorb carbon dioxide from the air. This gas, carbon dioxide, is one of the main pollutants of air pollution. Hence forests also reduce air pollution. Forests also prevent erosion and keep soil pollution in restraint. Deforestation, in fact, results in erosion on a very large scale since the topsoil comes loose. Forests also play a crucial part in the water cycle and control moisture levels of our ecosystem. And finally, forests are the natural home and habitat for many species of animals, birds, and insects.

Note: The Forest Conservation Act 1980: India had a commercial problem of deforestation(i.e, the clearing of forests), in which the forest covers were fast disappearing. So for the protection of forests, the government introduced the Forest Conservation Act 1980. The act helps to conserve forests and protects forest land from deforestation and mankind’s abuse. This made the restriction of the use of forest land for commercial purposes without a thorough regulation process.