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Tropical Rain Forest need special mention because they are an excellent example of rich biodiversity and other characteristics and need different management practices. They are located between tropic of Cancer and tropic of Capricorn. They receive lot of rains and remain wet and humid. They are subjected to deforestation like other forests. It is estimated that more than 50% of plant and animal species exist in tropical rain forests and yet these forests cover a small area on earth. It is believed by the entomologists that one single species of tree support 400 species of insects in these forests. Therefore, tropical forests represent most diverse ecosystem and biological wealth and genetic resource. They represent, according to scientists, such an efficient ecosystem that conserve and recycle itself for survival and can become basis of industrial ecology. Science News (1990) mention that “tropical rain forests ecosystem which support so much of life, is held in a delicate balance. As each component dies, its nutrients are recycled…… and then reabsorbed by the plants to provide new life”. The dead decaying matter doesn't go out of forests because it is reabsorbed an efficient recycling.

 

The Characteristics of Tropical Rain Forests

 

  • Management of Tropical Rain Forests involves sustainable concept in which there is a balance between harvest and regeneration.
  • Plants including trees are continually dying in these forests; it is better they are harvested within the limits permitted by ecosystem.
  • It must be realized that trees in these forests produce many useful products like rubber, nuts and fruits and it is better to harvest these products rather than cutting the whole tree for timber.
  • Besides above, the general principles of Forest Management are applicable here viz.

(a)      improving the lives of rural people;

(b)      improving methods of shifting cultivation;

(c)      improving food production;

(d)      increasing supply of fuel wood or providing alternative source;

(e)      expanding employment and incomes.

 

 

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