Buddhism and Forest Conservation

Abstract

          This academic article is a study of Buddhism and forest conservation because forests are natural environments that are very important to humanity in helping to maintain the balance of the ecosystem, which will not lead to natural disasters to humans, such as drought, unseasonal rain, when it rains, poor-quality soil that cannot retain water, or sudden floods, soil erosion, pollution, and rising temperatures, etc. These problems all come from the same cause: the loss of ecosystems. Forests are destroyed due to the misuse of resources, and today, humans have a higher demand for natural resources because the population of each country in the world has been increasing, leading to the problem of a shortage of natural resources, especially forest resources, which are important factors in maintaining other ecosystems in order to restore natural balance.