Telangana Haritha Hāram :
Telangana Haritha Hāram
National Forest Policy of India envisages a minimum of 33% of the total
geographical area under forest / tree cover to maintain environmental stability and
ecological balance; that are vital for sustenance of all life-forms, human, animal and
plants.
programme of the Telangana Government
envisages to increase the present 24% tree cover
in the State to 33% of the total geographical
area of the State. The thrust areas to achieve the
above are two-fold; one, initiatives in notified
forest areas, and the other, initiatives in areas
outside the notified forest areas.
The first objective is sought to be achieved by a multi-pronged approach of
rejuvenating degraded forests, ensuring more effective protection of forests against
smuggling, encroachment, fire, grazing and intensive soil and moisture conservation
measures following the watershed approach.
Major fillip is sought to be given to
Social Forestry for achieving the
second objective. In the areas outside
the notified forest, massive planting
activities will be taken up in areas such
as; road-side avenues, river and canal
bank, barren hill, tank bunds and
foreshore areas, institutional premises,
religious places, housing colonies, community lands, municipalities, industrial parks,
etc.
Legend
District Boundary
Vegetation Class
Dense Forest
Open Forest
Scrub
Non Forest
Water Body
230 Crore seedlings are proposed to
be planted in the State during the
next three years. Out of this, 130
crores seedlings are proposed to be
planted outside the notified forest
areas (10 crore within HMDA
limits, and the remaining 120
Crores in rest of the State). It is also
proposed to plant, and rejuvenate
the viable rootstock to achieve 100 crore plants inside the forest areas by way of
intensive protection of the forests.
During 2015-16, planting drive in the
entire State will be taken up in 2nd week
of July. People from all walks of life,
Government agencies, officers,
prominent citizens, and public
representatives will participate in the
programme.
The field functionaries of various line Departments have undertaken identification
of sites for planting and prepared village Action Plans. The Village Action Plans will
be consolidated at Mandal level and finally at the District level to form District
Action Plan. At State level, two committees; the State Level Coordination and
Monitoring Committee, and the State Level Steering Committee oversee the
progress of the TKHH programme.
Telangana Haritha Hāram
National Forest Policy of India envisages a minimum of 33% of the total
geographical area under forest / tree cover to maintain environmental stability and
ecological balance; that are vital for sustenance of all life-forms, human, animal and
plants.
programme of the Telangana Government
envisages to increase the present 24% tree cover
in the State to 33% of the total geographical
area of the State. The thrust areas to achieve the
above are two-fold; one, initiatives in notified
forest areas, and the other, initiatives in areas
outside the notified forest areas.
The first objective is sought to be achieved by a multi-pronged approach of
rejuvenating degraded forests, ensuring more effective protection of forests against
smuggling, encroachment, fire, grazing and intensive soil and moisture conservation
measures following the watershed approach.
Major fillip is sought to be given to
Social Forestry for achieving the
second objective. In the areas outside
the notified forest, massive planting
activities will be taken up in areas such
as; road-side avenues, river and canal
bank, barren hill, tank bunds and
foreshore areas, institutional premises,
religious places, housing colonies, community lands, municipalities, industrial parks,
etc.
Legend
District Boundary
Vegetation Class
Dense Forest
Open Forest
Scrub
Non Forest
Water Body
230 Crore seedlings are proposed to
be planted in the State during the
next three years. Out of this, 130
crores seedlings are proposed to be
planted outside the notified forest
areas (10 crore within HMDA
limits, and the remaining 120
Crores in rest of the State). It is also
proposed to plant, and rejuvenate
the viable rootstock to achieve 100 crore plants inside the forest areas by way of
intensive protection of the forests.
During 2015-16, planting drive in the
entire State will be taken up in 2nd week
of July. People from all walks of life,
Government agencies, officers,
prominent citizens, and public
representatives will participate in the
programme.
The field functionaries of various line Departments have undertaken identification
of sites for planting and prepared village Action Plans. The Village Action Plans will
be consolidated at Mandal level and finally at the District level to form District
Action Plan. At State level, two committees; the State Level Coordination and
Monitoring Committee, and the State Level Steering Committee oversee the
progress of the TKHH programme.
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