Forests Department definition

Forests Department means the Forests Department established by section 7 of the Forests Act 1918 3;

Forests Department or “Department” means that Department established under the Forests Act, 1918;

Forests Department or “Department” means that Department established under the Xxxxxxx Xxx, 0000;

Examples of Forests Department in a sentence

• Sections 2.1, 2.4.2, and 2.4.6, Government of Tamil Nadu, Environment and Forests Department, Policy Note 2005 – 2006 Demand No. 14.

• Any contractor willing to take part in the process of Tendering will have to be visit the Divisional Forest Officer, Silviculture (North) Division, Forests Department) for procurement of Tender Documents physically.

• A decision to purchase the land would result in a breach of the Parks and Forests Internal Debt Limits as the Parks & Forests Department Debt to Rates ratio would exceed 50%.

• Other government agencies such as the PAK – EPA / Punjab – EPA and state pollution authorities, Department of Forests, Department of Wildlife Services, who will be responsible for monitoring the implementation of environmental conditions and compliance with statutory requirements in their respective areas and local land use groups at the local levels.

• No. 84 of Environment and Forests Department, dated 25.06.2018, with effect from 01.01.2019.An exhibit vehicle was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on 10.12.2018 towards creating awareness among public and school children around all the districts of Tamil Nadu.

• Under each ministry there are certain Departments/Boards /Councils, like Central Pollution Control Board under Ministry of Environment & Forests; Department of Science and Technology under Ministry of Science and Technology, that are actively working on green issues.

• Large numbers are attracted to the Forests Department pine plantations, where they eat the seed”.Saunders et al.

• The report further states that 64 kms out of these 118 sq kms (around 54%) of the Mangroves are degraded.Following is the status of existing mangroves in Mumbai and Raigarh district (in possession of Forests Department) S.No Nature of MangrovesAlibhag Div Roha Div 1 Conclusion Maharashtra State has a 720 km long sea coast, of which about 262 km is subject to extreme vulnerability on account of wave action and proximity of habitation to the sea.

• Table 5.1: Distribution by district of VPs in Uttaranchal SlNote: Haridwar and Udham Singh Nagar districts do not have any VPs Source: Uttaranchal Forests Department, July 2005 From Uttaranchal a number of major rivers originate and nurse the great Gangetic Plain of the Indian subcontinent.

• The scheme was executed in the State by the Revenue and Forests Department.