Local people around forests are referred to as "stakeholders" for the conservation of forests. Give reasons.

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(N/A) $(i)$ Local people are dependent on forest produce for their daily needs such as firewood, timber, and medicinal plants.
$(ii)$ Industries use forest resources like tender leaves (for $Bidi$ making), wood, and paper pulp, making them stakeholders.
$(iii)$ The Forest Department of the government owns and controls the resources from the forest.
$(iv)$ $NGOs$ and nature enthusiasts work for the conservation of nature and wildlife, acting as stakeholders who advocate for sustainable practices.

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