Question

Name the Stakeholders involved in management of forests.

Answer 1

Stakeholders:

1. These are the people who have an interest or concern in some valuable assets.

Stakeholders involved in the management of forests:

1. Local people - Any people, group, or community residing within the site's impact or likely to be affected by a management decision or action, as well as any individual, group, or community likely to influence the site's management, is referred to as a stakeholder.
2. Forest department - People who live near forest areas and rely on forest resources for sustenance are among the stakeholders of forest resources. The forested acreage is owned by the Government Forest Department.
3. Industrialists - Timber, paper, lac, and the sports equipment business are just a few of the industries that rely on forest resources for basic materials.
   Because industrialists are responsible for the majority of deforestation, they should make an effort to plant seedlings in areas where trees have been felled.
4. Wildlife and nature enthusiasts

• The activists' primary concern is to prevent environmental damage and destruction.
• Their first projects focused on the conservation of wildlife such as lions, tigers, and elephants.
• They have finally grasped the necessity of forest conservation, which is where these wild animals live.