In a Buddhist tree ordination ceremony monks establish limits on use of the forest, often forbidding the cutting of any trees or killing of any wildlife within it. This ceremony is carried out in solitude and is ritually scared and private which makes it difficult to use as a part of performative politics.

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Buddhist tree ordination ceremonies are public events, designed to raise awareness and engage the community in forest conservation efforts, making them a part of performative politics.

In a Buddhist Tree Ordination Ceremony Monks Establish Limits on Use