Sacred Groves
- Sacred Groves are the area of 'natural' vegetation preserved through local taboos and sanctions that entail spiritual and ecological values.
- The ecological values are found in the traditional association of the sacred groves with wildlife and physical landscape such as streams.
- Significance of Sacred Groves
- Protection of Ecosystems: They often serve as protected areas, safeguarding biodiversity by restricting human activities that can harm the environment.
- Traditional Knowledge: Local communities that manage sacred groves often possess a deep understanding of the local ecology and traditional practices that have been passed down through generations.
- Biodiversity Conservation: They can act as refuge for a wide range ....
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