Bihar signs MoU with FSI to promote Agro Forestry

Bihar signs MoU with FSI to promote Agro Forestry

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Category : State Published on: January 27 2023

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  • Bihar government in association with the Forest Survey of India (FSI) has decided to conduct a 'Trees Outside Forest' (TOF) field survey.
  • Bihar Government has signed MoU with FSI to promote 'Tree Outside Forest' (TOF) sector.
  • Its aim to identify the dominant tree species that are growing outside the Recorded Forest Areas (RFA).
  • As per the FSI India State of Forest Report, 2021, Bihar has registered an increase of 3.79% in growing stock in RFA and 0.58% in TOF.
  • The overall tree cover has also increased in the state from 2,003 sq km in 2019 to 2,341 sq km in 2021.
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