वन व जैवविविधता
संवर्धन, योजना व सामुदायिक वनीकरण
विभाग वनांचे संरक्षण व पुनरुज्जीवन कसे करतो आणि त्यासाठी स्थानिक समुदायांसोबत कसे काम करतो.
या विभागाचा तपशीलवार मजकूर अद्याप मराठीत उपलब्ध नाही — खाली इंग्रजीत दाखवला आहे.
Joint Forest Management (JFM)
Buldhana has been a notable example of successful Joint Forest Management in Maharashtra. In villages such as Botha (Khamgaon taluka), local Forest Protection Committees worked closely with the department to protect and regenerate forest under the JFM programme, improving both forest cover and the economic standing of forest-dependent communities. When such areas are later brought under sanctuary/wildlife jurisdiction, management shifts to the wildlife wing, balanced with continued community engagement.
Core programmes
Customise with current, department-verified details.
- Afforestation & plantation drives — seasonal plantation campaigns across degraded and reserved forest land.
- Forest fire management — pre-monsoon fire-line clearing and rapid-response fire protection.
- Wildlife habitat improvement — waterhole maintenance, grassland management and anti-poaching patrols.
- Eco-development committees — community-based conservation and livelihood support around sanctuary buffer zones.
- Green India Mission / State afforestation — participation in state and national reforestation targets.
- Human–wildlife conflict mitigation — support and compensation mechanisms for crop or livestock loss in villages bordering forest land.
Events & officer initiatives
A chronological log of activities led by forest officials is maintained under Events and News — plantation drives, inspections, awareness camps, rescue operations and school outreach.
Get involved
- Volunteering, plantation drives and nature-education programmes for schools and colleges.
- Guidelines for villages interested in forming or joining a Joint Forest Management Committee.
- Contact details for reporting forest fires, illegal felling or wildlife distress — see Contact & RTI.
This section is filled with the division’s current, officially approved scheme details, application forms and eligibility criteria before publishing.
Joint Forest Management (JFM)
Buldhana has been a notable example of successful Joint Forest Management in Maharashtra. In villages such as Botha (Khamgaon taluka), local Forest Protection Committees worked closely with the department to protect and regenerate forest under the JFM programme, improving both forest cover and the economic standing of forest-dependent communities. When such areas are later brought under sanctuary/wildlife jurisdiction, management shifts to the wildlife wing, balanced with continued community engagement.
Core programmes
Customise with current, department-verified details.
- Afforestation & plantation drives — seasonal plantation campaigns across degraded and reserved forest land.
- Forest fire management — pre-monsoon fire-line clearing and rapid-response fire protection.
- Wildlife habitat improvement — waterhole maintenance, grassland management and anti-poaching patrols.
- Eco-development committees — community-based conservation and livelihood support around sanctuary buffer zones.
- Green India Mission / State afforestation — participation in state and national reforestation targets.
- Human–wildlife conflict mitigation — support and compensation mechanisms for crop or livestock loss in villages bordering forest land.
Events & officer initiatives
A chronological log of activities led by forest officials is maintained under Events and News — plantation drives, inspections, awareness camps, rescue operations and school outreach.
Get involved
- Volunteering, plantation drives and nature-education programmes for schools and colleges.
- Guidelines for villages interested in forming or joining a Joint Forest Management Committee.
- Contact details for reporting forest fires, illegal felling or wildlife distress — see Contact & RTI.
This section is filled with the division’s current, officially approved scheme details, application forms and eligibility criteria before publishing.
इस अनुभाग का विस्तृत पाठ अभी हिंदी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — नीचे अंग्रेज़ी में दिखाया गया है.
Joint Forest Management (JFM)
Buldhana has been a notable example of successful Joint Forest Management in Maharashtra. In villages such as Botha (Khamgaon taluka), local Forest Protection Committees worked closely with the department to protect and regenerate forest under the JFM programme, improving both forest cover and the economic standing of forest-dependent communities. When such areas are later brought under sanctuary/wildlife jurisdiction, management shifts to the wildlife wing, balanced with continued community engagement.
Core programmes
Customise with current, department-verified details.
- Afforestation & plantation drives — seasonal plantation campaigns across degraded and reserved forest land.
- Forest fire management — pre-monsoon fire-line clearing and rapid-response fire protection.
- Wildlife habitat improvement — waterhole maintenance, grassland management and anti-poaching patrols.
- Eco-development committees — community-based conservation and livelihood support around sanctuary buffer zones.
- Green India Mission / State afforestation — participation in state and national reforestation targets.
- Human–wildlife conflict mitigation — support and compensation mechanisms for crop or livestock loss in villages bordering forest land.
Events & officer initiatives
A chronological log of activities led by forest officials is maintained under Events and News — plantation drives, inspections, awareness camps, rescue operations and school outreach.
Get involved
- Volunteering, plantation drives and nature-education programmes for schools and colleges.
- Guidelines for villages interested in forming or joining a Joint Forest Management Committee.
- Contact details for reporting forest fires, illegal felling or wildlife distress — see Contact & RTI.
This section is filled with the division’s current, officially approved scheme details, application forms and eligibility criteria before publishing.