Wildlife Protection and Forest Conservation Test 224

RRB Typing Test
Test Set #224
The basic daily effort to protect rare wild animals and green forests is a proud mark of our state policy today. For a very long time, the fast loss of deep tree cover and the spread of city zones put a huge threat on many native wild species. To fix this bad natural loss, the state has set up vast new wild parks and safe open green reserves in many far off rural zones. These safe pure green areas serve as a safe home for rare big cats and large grass eating animals to freely roam and breed in pure peace all day. The fast return of the wild tiger count is a true sign of success for all these local care and safe efforts today. Strict local forest guard teams are set up across these dense woods to stop illegal hunting and to safely guard all the natural fresh water spots. Local native tribes who live close to these green woods are given steady daily rural jobs as active forest guides and brave animal trackers. This smart and kind step easily builds deep local trust and highly ensures that poor native villagers become true active partners in saving their very own home. The state civic body is also planting huge rows of new green trees along barren dry lands to easily restore the broken forest link between far off animal parks. Modern drone cameras are now safely used by active guards to easily watch over vast woods and fast spot any hidden fires in the hot dry summer months. Open public drives gently teach young city school kids about the true value of keeping a fully balanced and totally pure natural wild ecology. By fiercely caring for our rich living wild heritage today, we truly promise a highly safe natural green future for all the coming young boys and girls ahead.
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