Trees in the forest are cut for procuring land for cultivation which is one of the reasons for [[1]].

Deforestation refers to the deliberate or natural process of removing forests or woodlands and converting the land into other uses, such as agriculture, mining, or urban development. While agriculture is one of the most common uses of deforested land, it is not the only one. Deforestation can occur due to various reasons, such as the need for more agricultural land to feed a growing population, the demand for wood for fuel and building materials, or the expansion of urban areas. Whatever the reason, deforestation can significantly impact the environment, including loss of biodiversity, soil erosion, and changes to local weather patterns.