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View pf Forest Fire in Hills of Uttarakhand

Details: HMNS

Kuldeep Chauhan/HimbuMail Service

SHIMLA: The Forests experts say that the frontline forest workers and local communities are the best bat for controlling the menace of forest fires in the Himalayan and other states in the region.

Chojh Nallah cloud burst in Parbati valley

Details: HMNS

HimbuMail Service

SHIMLA: Taking cognizance of the Choj Nallah Cloud burst in Parbati valley in Kullu district that washed away four people and tourist camps, a village bridge across the nallah today, Chief...

The conference on agroforestry at HFRI, Shimla, June 27-28, 2022

Details: HMNS

Kuldeep Chauhan, Editor, HimbuMail

SHIMLA: Forest experts say that clones of species of agroforestry can be a game changer to bring the targeted 33 per cent of area under forest and leveraging farmers' income in due course of time...

View of Forest in Winter in Chopal in Shimla — View of Chopal Forest in Winter pic by Kuldeep Chauhan

Details: HMNS

Kuldeep Chauhan

SHIMLA: Native insect disturbances affect a forest area that is almost 45 times as great as that affected by forest fire, resulting in an economic impact nearly five times as great in Forests,...

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Forest Front Line Workers and Locals are Key Players in Controlling Forest Fires in Region: Experts

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