Union Environment Minister Discusses Conservation Achievements and Challenges with Indian Forest Service Trainees

Union Environment Minister Shri Bhupender Yadav met with participants of the Mid-Career Training Phase-III of the Indian Forest Service in New Delhi on October 12, 2026. During the interaction, he recognized the officers' efforts in protecting India's forests and wildlife while discussing the nation's advancements in conservation, including increased forest cover and various citizen-engagement initiatives. Yadav urged the IFS officers to move beyond traditional regulatory roles and become leaders in sustainable development. He underscored the importance of addressing emerging challenges in conservation to achieve the vision of a developed India.
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