Under this act following activities are prohibited –

• Cutting-cleaning in forest under section 5.
• Burning fire or leaving burning fire in the reserved forest.
• Cattle grazing or over grazing.
• Uprooting of trees and cutting of timber wood.
• Cutting, trimming. burning, peeling of bark, plucking of leaves etc.
• Mining, burning Lime and Wood charcoal.
• Storage of forest products.
• Cleaning of forest land for agriculture.
• Hunting, Firing, Fishing, Poisoning of water source, Casting net for birds etc.
• Hunting of elephants.
• Business of forest products.
  If the crime is proved, the criminal will be punished by the court for 6 month imprisonment or 500.00 rupees penalty or both.

Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 :
It was implemented on Oct 25, 1980 in whole India except the State of Jammu and Kashmir. It includes –

• Prohibition of ecological imbalance by deforestation.
• Prior permission of central government is essential to deserve any reserved forest.
• Central government permission is essential to use forest land for non-forest purposes.
• For using forest land in non-forest purpose, a new forest will be developed in equal area.

National Forest Act, 1988 (Amended 1980 act) 
It’s aims are –

1. To Maintain ecological balance.
2. To ensure environmental stability.

Conservation of Forest and Natural Ecosystem Act, 1994 – 
This act concerns to protect wildlife and use of the products by involving local villagers in the management.