Deforestation a most common social and health issue, which effects entire population in world; land as well as atmosphere. this ppt includes introduction of deforestation, how it occur, causes and effects of it on human life, its impact on daily routine, effect on wild life , deforestation also badly effect raining cycle and at end the conclusion of all the aspects and facts about this social issues. how Human is cutting tree for his benefit and how deforestation makes our health miserable.

1. DEFORESTATION
“Forests are the world’s air-conditioning system – the lungs of the planet – and we are
on the verge of switching it off.” – Prince Charles.

2. INTRODUCTION
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Explanation of deforestation
Importance of the topic

3. DEFORESTATION
Explanation of deforestation: Deforestation is the
permanent removal of forests to make way for
other land uses such as agriculture, logging,
mining, or urbanization. It is a major
environmental issue that affects the planet's
climate, biodiversity, and human communities.
 Importance of the topic: Deforestation is a critical
issue that affects the entire planet. It is a major
contributor to climate change, loss of biodiversity,
and soil erosion. Understanding the causes and
effects of deforestation is essential to developing
effective solutions to this problem.
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4. Causes of Deforestation
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Agricultural expansion
Logging
Mining
Urbanization

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Agricultural expansion
It can help people cope with stressful situations. - Agricultural
expansion: The expansion of agricultural land is one of the main
drivers of deforestation. As global demand for food increases, more
and more forests are cleared to make way for crops or pasture.
Logging
Logging for timber and paper products is another major cause of
deforestation. Large areas of forest are cleared to harvest trees,
which can have devastating impacts on local ecosystems and
wildlife.
Causes

6. Causes
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Mining
Mining for minerals such as gold, copper, and oil can also lead to
deforestation. Large areas of forest are cleared to make way for
mining operations, which can cause soil erosion, water pollution,
and other environmental problems.
Urbanization
The growth of cities and towns can also contribute to deforestation.
As urban areas expand, more and more forests are cleared to
make way for housing, roads, and other infrastructure.

7. Effects of Deforestation
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8. EFFECTS
• Climate Change
• Loss of Biodiversity
• Soil Erosion
• Water cycle disruption
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9. Impacts on Indigenous Peoples
and Local Communities
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Displacement of communities
Loss of traditional knowledge
Violation of human rights

10. IMPACT
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Displacement of communities: Many indigenous peoples
and local communities rely on forests for their livelihoods
and cultural practices. When forests are cleared, these
communities can be displaced or lose access to important
resources.
 Loss of traditional knowledge: Indigenous peoples and
local communities have developed extensive knowledge
about the forest ecosystems in which they live. When
forests are cleared, this knowledge can be lost or
devalued.
 Violation of human rights: In many cases, the clearance of
forests can violate the human rights of indigenous peoples
and local communities. This can include forced evictions,
loss of access to resources, or other forms of
discrimination.

11. Solution to Deforestation
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Forest conservation and restoration
Sustainable forestry practices
Alternative livelihoods for local communities
Government policies and regulations

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Solution
 Forest conservation and restoration:
One of the most effective ways to address deforestation is to conserve
existing forests and restore degraded areas. This can involve a range of
strategies such as protected areas, reforestation programs, or sustainable
forestry practices.
 Sustainable forestry practices:
In cases where timber harvesting is necessary, sustainable forestry practices
can help minimize the impacts on forest ecosystems. This can include things
like selective logging or reduced-impact logging.

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Solution
 Alternative livelihoods for local communities:
Providing alternative livelihoods for indigenous peoples and local
communities can help reduce their dependence on forest resources
and reduce pressure on forest ecosystems.
 Government policies and regulations:
Governments can play an important role in addressing deforestation
through policies such as land-use planning, forest protection laws, or
financial incentives for forest conservation.

14. Conclusion
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Summary of key points
Call to action

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• Summary of key points
Deforestation is a major environmental issue that has significant
impacts on climate, biodiversity, and human communities. The
causes of deforestation are complex but can be addressed
through a range of solutions.
• Call to action
It is important that we all take action to address deforestation in
our own lives and communities. This can include things like
reducing our consumption of paper products, supporting
sustainable forestry practices, or advocating for government
policies that protect forests
Conclusion

16. THANK YOU!
“Deforestation is changing our climate, harming people and the natural
world. We must, and can reverse this trend.” – Jane Goodall,