Q1. [2] § Conservation of Forest and Wildlife in India
Suggest any two measures for the conservation of wildlife.
Previously asked in CBSE board exam
2024 32/1/1 Q22(B)
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Model Answer
Two measures for the conservation of wildlife are:
- Legal Protection: The Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 bans hunting of endangered species and protects their habitats. Projects like Project Tiger (1973) help conserve specific threatened animals.
- Establishing Protected Areas: Setting up national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and tiger reserves provides safe habitats where wildlife is sheltered from poaching and human encroachment.
Source: Conservation of Forest and Wildlife in India, Chapter 2
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Explanation
- This is a 2-mark question, so two distinct measures are enough — one point per mark.
- Examiners look for named measures (e.g., Wildlife Protection Act, Project Tiger, national parks) rather than vague statements like "protect animals."
- Brief elaboration after each point shows understanding without wasting time. Avoid writing lengthy paragraphs.
- Always anchor your answer to textbook content — the Act (1972) and Project Tiger (1973) are directly mentioned and fetch full marks.
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