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CHAPTER - IITHE FORESTS2.1 THE COMPOSITION AND THE CONDITION OF THE CROP:Before the Forest Department took over management of these forests, they werein the shape of scattered patches and uneven in age group. The original scrub vegetation is stillfound in some areas. The scrub vegetation comprises of the following species:1. Van (Salvadora oleoides)2. Jand (Prosopis specigera)3. Beri (Zizyphus mauritiana)These forests fall under the type of "Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests". The undergrowth consists of Malha (Zizyphus numularia), Hins (Capparis sepiaria) and few other thornyshrubs.Over WoodThe over wood is mainly composed of Dalbergia sissoo (Shisham). Acacia nilotica,Acacia tortillas (Kikar/Babul),Eucalyptus hybrid,Terminalia arjuna (Arjan), Mangifera indica(Mango), Morus alba (Toot), Syzygiumcumini (Jamun), Albizzia lebbek (Siris),There is scattered presence of other species like Ficus benghalensis (Bohar), Ficusreligiosa (pipal), Butea monosperma (Dhak), Poplar species, Zizyphus mauritiana (Beri),Bombax ceiba (Simal) and Cassiaspecies.Under GrowthIt consists of Zizyphus nummularia (Mallah), Artemisia scoparia (Jhau), Calotropisprocera (Auk), Capparis sepiaria (Mins) Cannabis sativa (Bhang), Capparis aphylla (Karir),Carissa spinarum (Karonda), Cassia tora (Panwar), Lantana camara (Punj Phulli) and Adhatodavasica (Basuti).Ground FloraIt comprises of number of grasses, herbs and shrubs. Most of the strips especially thewater logged and low-lying areas, bear dense growth of Kana and Kahi (Sachrum spp.). Cynodondactylon (Khabbal) is found in unfavorable and moderately grazed areas. Cenchrus species(Amjan) grows in sandy places, Desmostachya bipinnata (Daby) flourishes under dry conditions.25
Panni (Vetiveria zizanioides) is met in heavy soils which get flooded, and Buter (Typhaelephentina) grows in water logged sites. Areas which have slight salinity carry Aristoda species,and highly saline areas are devoid of grass growth. Sariala is also found in strip areas.WeedsThe most common weeds encountered are Parthenium hysterophorus, Lantana camaraand Amaranthus retrofiexus. Typha angustata (paatiru) and Eichhornia crassipes (waterhyacinth) are commonly found in stagnant water on stretches and indicates permanent waterlogging conditions. Prosopis juliflora has also invaded certain strips primarily in saline areasStatus of Natural RegenerationThe condition of natural regeneration is very poor and in some places almost nonexistent.The condition is worse in strips subject to high biotic pressure and interference. Nosignificant effort was made to regenerate the areas naturally during the last few decades.2.2 Injuries to which crop is liable2.2.1 Natural calamity2.2.1.1 FireDuring summer months, the forest fires are a regular feature in the forests. The forestshaving thick growth of kana, kahi and dhab grasses have the danger of forest fires in the hotseason. Forest fires also occur after the harvesting season when the farmers in the adjoining areasburn their agricultural residue in fields and the fire extends to the forest areas.2.2.1.2 Drought:In the dry and hot months from April-June, the drought causes considerable damage toyoung plantations. Prolonged winter drought also causes damage to young crops. The effects offrost are more severe in case of winter droughts. In saline soils, physiological drought due tohigh content of salts in soil causes considerable damage to the plantations. This situation couldbe averted by irrigation wherever possible.2.2.1.3 FrostsDue to heavy frost, the seedlings of Neem, Kikar, Teak and Mango get damaged. Insaline patches, the crop gets affected to a greater extent.26
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83 Shalewala Distributary. of MainB
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80-100 5100-101 6P155 Daulatpur Mr.
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Since canal strips have good facili
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) Advance growth of all species in
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Total 1580 1948 5322015-16 1 Feroze
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CHAPTER - IVBUND, DRAIN & ESCAPES W
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18 Ferozeshah Drain 0 90 27.45 0-20
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48 Churhiwala Bund 0 6 1.83 0-6 1P
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4.8 CALCULATION OF YIELD:As per met
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4.12 FELLING PROGRAMME:The felling
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CHAPTER - VRAIL WORKING CIRCLE5.1 G
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Lines6 Ferozepur Fazilka RailwayLin
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TABLE V-3S.No. Name of Species Rota
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CHAPTER - VITHE BLOCK FOREST WORKIN
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18 367Gatti ChackJadid- 48.3019 Dul
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6.6 CALCULlATION OF YIELD:The yield
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CHAPTER-VIITHE EUCALPYTUS WORKING C
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14 Kassu-Begu Distributary. ofSirhi
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7.6 CALCULATION OF YIELD:The yield
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7.10 FELLING PROGRAMME:Prerequisite
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Total 2000 84 572024-25 1 Bikaner C
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Sr.No.Table VIII-1List of Nurseries
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2022-2023 8 32 402023-2024 9 37 462
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8.5.3 Water logged area Treatment M
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2.Spot irrigation (4 times) 4000.00
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Table No. VIII-7ESTIMATE COST PER H
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THIRD MAINTENANCE OF PLANTATIONComp
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FIRST MAINTENANCEComponent Qty. Uni
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CHAPTER - IXJOINT FOREST MANAGEMENT
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• To inculcate the idea of conser
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9.6 Joint Forest Management in Fero
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2. The beneficiaries can be allowed
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primarily of demonstrative importan
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56 Tamarix dioica Jhao57 Trapa bisp
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also. Pickle making from the fruits
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Abohar & Fazilka because of protect
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Wild animals like Hog deer, Jackel,
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Legal actions are to be taken for l
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protection of forests in the divisi
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12.11 Other Protection measures.Oth
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Chapter XIVMiscellaneous Regulation
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14.8 Seed collection.Seed collected
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CHAPTER - XVESTABLISHMENT AND LABOU
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Chapter XVIControl and Records16.1
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used. Form 3 is for the control of
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A LIST OF BIRDS AT HARIKE WILD LIFE
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73 Indian Griffon Vulture Gyps fulv
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138 Great Stone Plover or GreatThic
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212 Yellow Fronted Pied orMahratta
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279 North Western Plain Wren-Warble
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SPECIES OF FISH FOUND IN THE HARIKE
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Revenue DepartmentAnnexure-II(Fores
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PUNJAB GOVERNMENTAnnexure-IIINotifi
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Annexure-IVCopy of Memo No. 2928-Ft
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GOVERNMENT OF PUNJABDEPARTMENT OF F
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Rules1 No person shall cut fell or
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No. 39/63/2008-Ft-3/6415 where as b
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Annexure-VIIGOVERNMENT OF PUNJABDEP
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6 The income from compounding of of
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No. 39/125/2001-Ft-III/13226 where
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GOVERNMENT OF PUNJABAnnexure-IXDEPA
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4 No person shall clear or break up
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(b) To prohibit from the same date
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GOVERNMENT OF PUNJABAnnexure-XIIIDE
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33 Sahib Singh S/o Dula Singh Near
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ANNEXURE-XVGOVERNMENT OF PUNJABDepa
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the FPC will actively assist the Fo
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3.8 Any usufruct sharing with NGO
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8.2 All conflicts and issues in res
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ANNEXURE-XVIDETAIL OF FOREST AREA D
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29 Div. 0.0119 Ha. of ForestLand fo
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4 Control of landThe land and the p
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