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Ecological Protection in Medieval America

In medieval America, various measures were taken for ecological protection. Governments and communities formulated relevant regulations to restrict deforestation and overhunting, protecting natural resources. Simultaneously, community organizations engaged in actions such as afforestation and garbage clean-up to improve the ecological environment. In education, ecological knowledge was imparted to the next generation, cultivating their environmental awareness. Additionally, religious beliefs played an important role in ecological protection, with the worship of nature gods prompting people to respect and protect the natural environment even more.

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Ecological Protection in Medieval America

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