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Forest conservation principles MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Match List I with List II with reference to the Vice-President's address to IFS probationers at IGNFA (PIB): List I 1. Development and conservation 2. Traditional knowledge 3. Measure of career success for forest officers List II a. About 30 percent women in the current batch b. Respect communities living in harmony with forests for generations c. Forests restored, wildlife protected, community trust earned and legacy for future generations d. Not mutually opposed; can always proceed together Select the correct answer using the code given below.
Explanation
Development and conservation are not mutually opposed and can always proceed together (1-d). Traditional knowledge of communities living in harmony with forests for generations should be respected (2-b). Career success should be assessed by restored forests, protected wildlife, community trust and legacy for future generations (3-c). About 30 percent women is not stated; the figure given is about 17 percent. Hence 1-d, 2-b, 3-c.
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