Bhopal Forest Division Invites Application for 8 Cartographer Recruitment 2024

Situated as the heartland of India, Madhya Pradesh is known for the abundance of natural resources, especially the diversity of forests and wildlife. The importance of forests as a protector of soil and water is unparalleled. Due to the forest cover of various mountain ranges of Madhya Pradesh and their catchment area, it is able to feed the population based on agriculture and agriculture. There are tropical dry, deciduous teak, mixed and sal forests. Mandla, Dindori, Shahdol and Balaghat have sal forests, Chambal region Gwalior, Shivpuri, Bhind and Datia have kardhai and bushy forests, the remaining area has valuable teak forests. Apart from wood from the forests, bamboo and various types of minor forests and medicinal are found in abundance. The state is also endowed with rich resources of medicinal plants. Since a large part of the tribal and other rural people living in and near the forest boundary is dependent on forests, thereforeThe main responsibility of the Forest Department is to manage the forests scientifically in such a way that not only the villagers continue to be a source of livelihood from the forests, but their participation in the management is also strengthened and the forest as a natural heritage is sustainable, protected and enhanced. continue to grow as a resource.

Establishment of Forest Department in Madhya Pradesh: Scientific management of forests had started from the year 1860 and probably Madhya Pradesh is the first state in India where the work of preparing the working plan was started from 1894 onwards. Even today the Forest Department takes pride in carrying forward this glorious tradition.