Conserving natural resources such as energy, water, soil, forests, and biodiversity is essential. There are many ways to conserve these resources through limited use, alternative energy sources, reducing waste, sustainable farming practices, and international cooperation on conservation efforts. The Biological Diversity Act of 2002 in India aims to conserve biodiversity, sustainably use biological resources, and equitably share the benefits from these resources.

1. CONSERVATION OF
NATURAL
RESOURCES
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NATURAL SCIENCE

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3. Conserving natural resources is very
essentialtoday.Theyaremanyways that
one can conserve natural resources.
Limited use of the natural resources are
theprimarysolutionfortheconservation. …

4. CONSERVATIONOF ENERGY
 Using of biogas
 Planting trees near the houses
and get a cool breeze and shade
 Use of solar power & hydro power

5.  Using of minimum amount of water for all
domestic purposes.
 Check for water leaks in pipes and repair
them promptly.
 Reusing of soapy water after washing cloth
for washing off the courtyards drive ways etc.
 Building of rain water harvesting system in
houses.

6. CONSERVATION OF SOIL
 Planting of different types of plants ,herbs
,trees and grasses in the garden and open
areas .which bind the soil and prevent
erosion
 Preventing the use of more fertilizer and
pesticide
 Use of nature manure to the crop.
 Use of mixed cropping so that some specific
soil nutrients will not get depleted.

7. Using of non timber products
Planting of more trees and protect
them
Controlling of over grassing
Minimize the use of papers and fuel
wood
Avoid of executing developmental
work like dam, road and industrial
constructions in forest area

8.  IUCN (International Union for the
Conservation of Nature and Natural
resources)
 EARTH SUMMIT 1992(UNCED),Rio
conference
 GRASS LAND RESERVE PROGRAMME
 HEALTHY FOREST RESERVE PROGRAMME
 WET LAND RESERVE PROGRAMME
 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES

9. BIODIVERSITY ACT 2002
Biological diversity act 2002 is an
Indian legislation meant for three
basic objectives namely
Conservation of biodiversity
Sustainable use of biological
resources
Equity in sharing the benefits from
the use of resources

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