One-third of the forest area is productive, and the remaining two-third is maintained for ?
Correct answer: B. Environmental protection
- A. Timber
- B. Environmental protection
- C. Wild life
- D. sanctuaries
Explanation
Only about one-third of Pakistan's forest area is considered productive for timber or related output; the remainder is retained mainly for environmental protection and ecological functions. Wildlife and sanctuaries are purposes within conservation, not the broad category stated here.
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