MP Board · Class 10 · Social Science · Geography: Forest and Wildlife ResourcesThe famous Chipko Movement in the Himalayas was successfully resisted against deforestation and also promoted:
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The Chipko movement not only resisted deforestation in several areas but also showed that community afforestation with indigenous species could be successfully used to restore degraded landscapes.
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Option : Community afforestation with indigenous species (Correct Answer)
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Option 1: Monoculture plantation of eucalyptus
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Option 2: Industrial mining operations
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Option 3: Large scale commercial logging
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