Organization and Management of Forest Department

The book primarily deals with India’s Joint Forest Management (JFM/CFM) initiatives are based on the concept of collaboration between local people and state authorities. Local people participate in Forestry activities on land that remains, essentially under state control Present book highlights: A recent analysis of land sat imagery and field data indicates that nearly 30 million hectares of degraded state forest lands in India and over 40 percent of the total forests have the potential to regenerate naturally with community protection. The book marks a stage in the growth of understanding of Organising and management of the forest protection. It is hoped that, this book is of immense practical votaries of social work, Political science, Economic, History, woman studies, rural and urban studies, Truism and management studies and to gain an analogous interrelationship between different facets of the social reality on Social forest and its importance and care for the environmental protection. The book content is very useful for Academicians and nonacademicians, Students, Research Scholars, Entrepreneurs and issues and challenge related members.