Bush Burning

Bush Burning

Bush burning is the act of setting forests, weeds, and grass on fire. It is typically caused by carelessness or disasters and can result in the loss of people's properties, plantations, and crops.

Causes of Bush Burning

• Cutting down trees for the purpose of constructing houses and industries
• Expansion of towns or villages
• Construction of new roads through forested areas
• Cutting trees for crop cultivation
• Using trees as fuelwood

Effects of Bush Burning

• Loss of lives
• Destruction of soil organisms
• Damage to gardens
• Loss of food crops
• Degradation of soil texture
• Damage to vegetation
• Air pollution
• Soil infertility