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(Hindi) Part - II Conventions, Protocols and Legislations

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This is an overview lesson of this part, i.e. Part-II of Environment and Ecology, that will deal with various global organizations, international environmental conferences, global treaties, conventions and protocols for environmental conservation.

This part is divided into 7 lessons for the ease of reference and efficient study.

Overview Lesson - Part II (Organizations, Conventions and Legislations) (in Hindi)

This lesson gives you an introduction of various globally active organizations in the field of environment protection and nature and wildlife conservation.

Some very important organizations like WWF, IUCN, Birlife International, etc. have been described briefly.

This is a fundamental lesson that will enable students to understand properly in the forthcoming lessons,  what exactly these organizations do to conserve environment and ecology.

Lesson-2.1 Global Organizations (in Hindi)

In this lesson various IUCN Red List categories have been explained with pictorial examples for better understanding.

These categories are arranged in a descending order of protection or ascending order of risk of extinction.

Few recently upgraded and downgraded species have been mentioned

Lesson-2.2 IUCN and Red List (in Hindi)

The lesson deals with the various global level conferences focused upon the conservation of Environment and Ecology.

Beginning with the 1972 summit, the UN global summits on environment have been briefly described, individually, for proper understanding.

Earth Summit, 1992 has been explained in considerable detail.

The lesson will enable students to understand the next lesson, i.e. conventions and protocols, in a much better way.

Lesson-2.3 Conferences (in Hindi)

Various treaties, agreements, protocols and conventions came into existence as a result of the conferences discussed in the previous lessons.

This lesson deals with many of those important agreements and protocols, including the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement.

There is a small correction required. Please note that Ramsar Convention was held in 1971, which has been erroneously mentioned as 1972. So students please note this point - Ramsar Convention, 1971.

Lesson-2.4 Conventions and Protocols (in Hindi)

In this lesson the state animals, birds and trees of various states have been mentioned in a tabular format for better understanding and memorising.

Students are advised to pause the slides for a while and take a careful look at the state symbols, compare them, prepare statistics for better understanding and distribution and range of those species which will be discussed in Part-IV.

Lesson-2.7 State animals, birds and trees (in Hindi)

Wildlife Protection Act has been a landmark legislation from the government that provides protection to wild animals, and few plant species too.

This lesson briefly describes the Act in a lucrative manner so that the students, who might not have exposure to interpretation of statutes, can easily understand the basic provisions of the Act.

The chapters and schedules of the Act have also been briefly mentioned.

Lesson-2.5 Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 (in Hindi)

The lesson outlines the mechanism of forest protection and conservation in India.

The various forest protection Acts have been briefly discussed along with the National Forest Policies, particularly NFP, 1988.

A table of land under forest cover and percentage of land under forests in each state has been presented. Students are advised to pause the slides for a while and compare the statistics and figures related to the forest cover.

Lesson-2.6 Forest Protection (in Hindi)

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Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 25m

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Overview Lesson - Part II (Organizations, Conventions and Legislations) (in Hindi)

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Lesson-2.1 Global Organizations (in Hindi)

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Lesson-2.2 IUCN and Red List (in Hindi)

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Lesson-2.4 Conventions and Protocols (in Hindi)

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Lesson-2.7 State animals, birds and trees (in Hindi)

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Lesson-2.5 Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 (in Hindi)

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Lesson-2.6 Forest Protection (in Hindi)