Indian Forest Service

The Indian Forest Service (IFS) is a key part of the Indian administrative system, responsible for managing the country's forests and wildlife. It focuses on conservation, sustainable forest management, and protecting biodiversity. IFS officers work under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and hold significant roles in policymaking, enforcement of environmental laws, and implementation of forest-related projects. They play a crucial role in balancing ecological health and development needs, ensuring that forests are preserved for future generations while also meeting the demands of society. Recruitment into IFS is through a competitive examination.