Madhya Pradesh Pioneers Forest and Wildlife Conservation at Golden Jubilee Workshop

In a program marking the 50th anniversary of the Rajya Van Vikas Nigam at the Indian Institute of Forest Management, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh underscored the state's commitment to forest and wildlife conservation. The workshop, inaugurated by CM Yadav, spotlighted government endeavors in preserving forests and wildlife.

Lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role in facilitating nationwide progress, Yadav highlighted special state initiatives, including the establishment of zoos and wildlife rescue centers. Addressing ecological challenges, he called for strategic planning in managing forests developed by the Rajya Van Vikas Nigam, unveiling the Vision-2047 to guide future conservation efforts.

CM Yadav advocated for promoting eco-tourism by drawing inspiration from regions like Rajasthan and emphasized Madhya Pradesh's unique status as a major source of rivers and home to India's largest tiger population. Successfully reviving endangered vultures, efforts are also in place for snake census. The state's proactive measures illustrate a harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife.

(With inputs from agencies.)