Question

Study the picture given below. Write a story or description or an account to what it suggests to you. Your composition may be about the subject of the picture or you may take suggestions from it; however, there must be a clear connection between the picture and your composition. (120-150 Words)

Answer 1

Explanation:

Nepal is very rich in natural resources.It is land of different flora and fauna. Nepal is a mountainous country. It is situated on the lap of the Himalayas.It is naturally rich but economically poor.The green forests, water-falls, snow-capped mountains, tranquil lakes are its main attractions.

Nepal is popular all over the world for its natural beauty. Forests are the main natural resources of Nepal. Many kinds of forests can be found because of attitudinal variation. Hence we often say,"Green forest is the wealth of nation".In fact forest contribute a lot for the nation's economic progress. They have different advantages. They make the environment fresh and beautiful. Many kinds of wildlife can be found in the forest. The sweet songs of different kinds of birds add more attraction to the forests. Medicinal herbs are also fond which can be used for treatment of many diseases. We can earn foreign currency by exporting them. Tourists visit the green forests of Nepal to make different researches about wildlife. Hence tourism can be flourished. Foreign currency can be earned from the tourists. Forests help to increase the intensity of rainfall. Nepalese farmers rely on rainfall. Hence,it is very important. The green forests found in the Tarai region are rich in timber making trees. Foreign currency can be earned by exporting them. The roots of the trees go down to the great depth and capture the soil tightly which prevents from soil erosion and landslides. To have wealth is not only great thing but to use it wisely is the main thing for every person or nation. As the forest has many advantages, it should be preserved at any cost. The population of Nepal is increasing so rapidly that men destroy the jungle for cultivation, settlement and other purposes. This should be stopped. The local people should be given authority and responsibility to preserve the forests for their own use. They should be taught the importance of forests. The government should formulate strict rules. There must be the provision of severe punishment for those who destroy the jungle.