As Custodians Of Chandigarh’s Rich Biodiversity, The Forest Department Plays A Pivotal Role In The Preservation & Management Of The Region’s Flora & Fauna. At The Helm Of This Noble Endeavor Is The Chief Conservator Of Forests & Chief Wildlife Warden, The Esteemed Head Of The Department.

The Organizational Structure Comprises Key Roles Such As The Conservator Of Forests & Two Deputy Conservators Of Forests, Specializing In Wildlife & Botanical Garden & Nature Reserve, With Additional Responsibilities As The Director, Minor Minerals. The Conservator Of Forests Serves As The Head Of Office & Drawing & Disbursing Officer, Overseeing The Seamless Functioning Of The Department.

Adding Strength To The Team Are The Sub-Divisional Soil Conservation Officers, Range Officers, Deputy Rangers, Foresters, & Forest Guards, All Contributing To The Effective Execution Of The Department’s Conservation Efforts. The Team’s Collective Dedication Ensures The Protection & Sustainable Management Of Chandigarh’s Natural Resources.

With A Total Staff Strength Of 52, Including Ministerial Personnel, The Department’s Commitment Extends Beyond Numbers – It’s A Pledge To Safeguard The Ecological Balance, Uphold Biodiversity, & Foster A Harmonious Coexistence Between Nature & The Community. Every Member Of The Team Contributes To The Realization Of This Vision, Making Chandigarh A Green Heaven For Generations To Come.