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CG Board Class 6 Science Unit 2 Our Environment

 

Sound pollution

Also called noise pollution, this happens when there’s too much loud noise in an area. It can come from traffic, construction, or loud music. Too much noise can hurt our ears and make us feel stressed.

 

Tree-plantation

This means planting new trees in areas where trees are needed. It helps clean the air, provides homes for animals, and can prevent soil erosion. People plant trees in forests, parks, or along streets.

 

Conservation of forests and their wild life.

This means protecting forests and the animals that live in them. It involves stopping people from cutting too many trees and protecting animals from hunting. We do this by making laws, creating national parks, and teaching people about the importance of forests.

 

Damage due to heavy rainfall

When it rains too much, it can cause problems like floods. Floods can damage homes, roads, and crops. They can also cause landslides in hilly areas. Too much rain can also lead to water pollution as it washes dirt and chemicals into rivers and lakes.

 

 

Give the names of two herbivores and carnivores which are easily found in your area.

Herbivores: Cow , Rabbit

Carnivores: Fox , Wolf

 

Write the names of birds and snakes found in Chhattisgarh.

Birds and snakes found in Chhattisgarh:

Birds:

  • Maina
  • Cuckoo
  • Doodhraj
  • Peacock
  • Crane

 

Snakes:

  • Cobra
  • Karat
  • Python
  • Dhaman

 

Write about the measures taken for the protection of wild animals.

Measures taken for the protection of wild animals:

  1. Creation of Sanctuaries and National Parks: These protected areas provide safe habitats for wild animals.
  2. Forest Conservation: Efforts to prevent deforestation and promote reforestation help maintain wildlife habitats.
  3. Laws and Regulations: Implementing and enforcing laws that prohibit hunting and protect endangered species.
  4. Education and Awareness: Teaching people about the importance of wildlife and biodiversity conservation.
  5. Habitat Preservation: Protecting the natural environments where wildlife lives.
  6. Anti-poaching Measures: Efforts to prevent illegal hunting of wild animals.
  7. Wildlife Corridors: Creating protected passages that allow animals to move safely between different habitats.
  8. Species-specific Conservation Programs: Targeted efforts to protect and increase populations of particularly endangered species.

 

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