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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,...

Forest Fire in Uttarakhand in April, 2022

Details: HMNS

Kuldeep Chauhan, Editor, HimbuMail

SHIMLA: As many as 90 child-orphans including 20 tiny tots in 0-6 age group and their animal neighbours of Tutti Kandi zoo on Sunday faced terrible time for over two days.

JAICA Meeting of Forest Officials in Shimla on April 28, 2022

Details: HMNS

Kuldeep Chauhan

SHIMLA: The forest officials express their concern over the forest fire incidents saying that the villagers must be made aware about the damage done by the fire by activating the village forest...

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Clones of Agroforestry Species Can Be a Gamechanger in Northern States and UTs: Experts

Native Insect Disturbances Impact Forests 45 Times More than Fire, Say Scientists at HFRI

Himalayan Forests Burn, Inmates of Bal Ashram and Tutti Kandi Zoo Face Terrible Time in Shimla

Forest Officials to Field Staff: Activate Villagers Forest Committee to Check Forest Fires in Himachal

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