Bureau of Forestry

The Bureau of Forestry is a government agency responsible for managing and protecting forests, trees, and natural resources. Its goals include conserving biodiversity, ensuring sustainable timber and non-timber products, preventing deforestation, and promoting ecological health. The bureau develops policies, enforces laws related to forestry, and supports activities like reforestation, forest conservation, and research. Essentially, it strives to balance environmental preservation with responsible use of forest resources to benefit society, the economy, and the environment now and in the future.