Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Conservation of Plants and Animals

    Uploaded by

    umali
    17 views6 pages
    The document discusses conservation of plants and animals. It defines the Red Data Book as a record of rare and endangered species within a state or country that provides information for studies and monitoring programs. It also describes animal migration as long-distance seasonal movement for reasons like climate, food availability, or mating. Common migratory birds travel long distances when their natural habitat becomes cold and inhospitable to lay eggs. Finally, it notes that recycling paper saves trees, energy, water and chemicals by reusing paper 5-7 times instead of producing new paper from trees.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    Conservation of plants and animals.pptx

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document discusses conservation of plants and animals. It defines the Red Data Book as a record of rare and endangered species within a state or country that provides information for studies and monitoring programs. It also describes animal migration as long-distance seasonal movement for reasons like climate, food availability, or mating. Common migratory birds travel long distances when their natural habitat becomes cold and inhospitable to lay eggs. Finally, it notes that recycling paper saves trees, energy, water and chemicals by reusing paper 5-7 times instead of producing new paper from trees.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    17 views6 pages

    Conservation of Plants and Animals

    Uploaded by

    umali
    The document discusses conservation of plants and animals. It defines the Red Data Book as a record of rare and endangered species within a state or country that provides information for studies and monitoring programs. It also describes animal migration as long-distance seasonal movement for reasons like climate, food availability, or mating. Common migratory birds travel long distances when their natural habitat becomes cold and inhospitable to lay eggs. Finally, it notes that recycling paper saves trees, energy, water and chemicals by reusing paper 5-7 times instead of producing new paper from trees.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 6

    CONSERV A T IO N O F

    PL A N T S A ND A N I M A LS
    A M A , U M A LI A ND Z A H RA .
    BY TEHSIN , TILOTT
    WHAT IS RED DATA BOOK ?
    •THE RED DATA BOOK IS THE DOCUMENT ESTABLISHED FOR KEEPING THE RECORD OF
    RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF ANIMALS, PLANTS AND FUNGI AS WELL AS SOME
    LOCAL SUB-SPECIES THAT EXIST WITHIN THE TERRITORY OF THE STATE OR COUNTRY.
    THIS BOOK PROVIDES CENTRAL INFORMATION FOR STUDIES AND MONITORING
    PROGRAMMES ON RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND THEIR HABITS. THERE ARE
    DIFFERENT RED DATA BOOKS FOR PLANTS, ANIMALS AND OTHER SPECIES.
    MIGRATION
    • ANIMAL MIGRATION IS THE RELATIVELY LONG-DISTANCE MOVEMENT OF INDIVIDUAL ANIMALS, USUALLY
    ON A SEASONAL BASIS. IT IS THE MOST COMMON FORM OF MIGRATION IN ECOLOGY. IT IS FOUND IN ALL
    MAJOR ANIMAL GROUPS, INCLUDING BIRDS, MAMMALS, FISH, REPTILES ETC. THE CAUSE FOR THE
    MIGRATION MAY BE LOCAL CLIMATE, LOCAL AVAILABILITY OF FOOD, THE SEASON OF THE YEAR OR FOR
    MATING REASONS.

    • MIGRATORY BIRDS FLY TO FAR AWAY AREAS EVERY YEAR DURING A PARTICULAR TIME BECAUSE OF THE
    CLIMATE CHANGES. THEY FLY FOR LAYING EGGS AS THE WEATHER IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT BECOMES
    VERY COLD AND INHOSPITABLE. THE BIRDS COVER LONG DISTANCES TO REACH ANOTHER LAND ARE
    KNOWN AS MIGRATORY BIRDS.

    • SOME EXAMPLES OF MIGRATORY BIRDS ARE SIBERIAN CRANES, GREATER FLAMINGO AND BAR HEADED
    GEESE.
    RECYCLING OF PAPER
    ▪DID YOU KNOW
    - IT TAKES 17 FULL GROWN TREES TO MAKE ONE TON OF PAPER. THEREFORE, WE SHOULD SAVE
    PAPER.

    - PAPER CAN BE RECYCLED FIVE TO SEVEN TIMES FOR USE.


    - WE SHOULD SAVE, REUSE USED PAPER AND RECYCLE IT. BY THIS WE NOT ONLY SAVE TREES BUT
    ALSO SAVE ENERGY AND WATER NEEDED FOR MANUFACTURING PAPER. MOREOVER, THE AMOUNT
    OF HARMFUL CHEMICALS USED IN PAPER MAKING WILL ALSO BE REDUCED.
    •PROCESS OF RECYCLING PAPER

    You might also like