Hayat Ashraf

The Forest Survey of India (FSI) is a government agency responsible for the assessment, monitoring, and conservation of forests in India. It operates under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and was established in 1981. The primary objective of the Forest Survey of India is to provide reliable and up-to-date information on the status of forests in the country. It conducts periodic forest surveys to gather data on the extent and condition of forest cover, biodiversity, and changes in forest resources. These surveys help in formulating policies, planning, and implementing various forest conservation and management programs. Some of the key functions and activities of the Forest Survey of India include: 1. Forest Cover Assessment: FSI conducts national-level assessments to determine the extent and distribution of forest cover across the country. These assessments provide valuable information on forest types, density, and changes over time. 2. Biodiversity Monitoring: T...