What does natural resource management aim at?

Natural resources are derived from the environment. Some of the resources are essential to survival, while others merely satisfy societal wants. Every man-made product in an economy is composed of natural resources to some degree.

There are numerous ways to classify the types of natural resources, they include the source of origin, the state of development, and the renewability of the resources.

Answer: The natural resource management aims at saving the natural resources for the future generation without depriving the demand of the present generation.

There must be a sustainable way to use the natural resources because limitless use of resources will lead to some problems.

The natural resource management also aims at using the natural resources in its pure form and making it available to every possible place.