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Vision of Haryana Forest Department
The basic objectives that  govern the State Forest Policy-2006 of Haryana are:-
  • Afforestation for maintenance of environmental stability and restoration of ecological balance affected by serious depletion of forests, woodlands and water.


  • Conserving bio-diversity in natural forests of the State, containing genetic resource base of the rare species.


  • Development and protection of habitat in protected areas.


  • Conservation and development of water resources in forests.


  • Checking the denudation of forests.


  • Increasing the productivity of forests to meet the essential needs of people on sustainable basis by using genetically superior seedlings and better management practices.


  • Checking soil erosion in the catchments of the rivers, rivulets and reservoirs for soil and water conservation.


  • Checking the extension of sand dunes in the semi-arid areas of the State to save the infrastructure in that region.


  • Reclamation of salt effected areas irrespective of the ownership by afforestation techniques.


  • Increasing tree cover in the State through afforestation and social forestry programmes on wastelands.


  • Production of industrial wood from non-forest lands by promoting agro-forestry.


  • Encouraging efficient utilisation of forest produce and also promoting wood substitutes.


  • Creating a massive people’s movement with the involvement of women and school children, for achieving these objectives and to minimise pressure on natural forests.


  • Institution building at village level for Joint Forest Management and participation in Forestry activities.


  • Formation of self help groups, particularly of women for their empowerment through forestry based and other income generation activities.


  • Conservation and development of medicinal plants.


  • Development of eco-tourism.


  • Development of timber markets for stabilizing the prices of forest produce.
 
 
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