dehradoon

1. PRESENTED BY: -
NAME – PRABHAT
KUMAR VIDYARTHI
ROLL NO: - FO011932
SEMESTER: - VII
SESSION: - 2019-20
B.SC(HONS) FORESTRY
UNDER THE
GUIDANCE : -
DR. A.K.Chakraborty
& DR.J.K. kerketta
FACULTY OF FORESTRY
BIRSA AGRICULTURAL
UNIVERSITY
PRESENTATION ON : - All India Tour(dehradun)

2. 1.
• TO DEVELOP UNDERSTANDING
OF
2.
• TO IDENTIFY PLANT DEPENDING
ON ITS AVAILABILITY IN A
PARTICULAR AREA
3.
• TO DEVELOP PRACTICAL SKILL
AND ENTREPRENUERSHIP
OBJECTIVES OF THE
PROGRAMME

3. VISIT TO FOREST SURVEY OF INDIA, DEHRADUN
ESTABLISHED IN 1981.
Assessment of forest data and prepare vegetation map.
Publication of State Forest Report every 2 years
Publication of State Forest Report every 2 years.

4. OVERVIEW:- The Forest Research Institute, Dehradun is a premier
institution in the field of Forestry Research in India. Established as
Imperial Forest Research Institute in 1906.
ABOUT THE BUILDING:- Built in the greek-roman style, made up
of limestone & surkhi.
AREA:- 7 acre(building) & campus-1200 acre
DATE OF VISIT:20TH APRIL 2022
RESOURCEPERSON:-DR.A.K.CHAKRABORTY
&DR.J.K. KERKETTA

5. 1. PATHOLOGICAL MUSEUM:-It houses 900
exhibits of various economically important tree
diseases and timber decay.
2. THE SILVICULTURE MUSEUM:-This museum displays models
and Photographs on Silvicultural Systems practised for efficient and
scientific management of the forests.
MUSEUM

6.  704-year-old Deodar (Cedrus deodara) tree
4. NON WOOD FOREST PRODUCTS MUSEUM:-
GILOY PALASH MAHUA LEAF
3. TIMBER MUSEUM

7. VISIT TO WOOD SEASONING
DEPARTMENT
Parent tree of eucalyptus Their hybrid plant
STRENGTH TEST

8. THE ARBORETUM
•ESTABLISHMENT:-1925
•COMPARTMENT:- 2
•TOTAL AREA:- 4 hac
•TREE SPECIES:- 85
•EXOTIC SPECIES:- 35
•INDIGENOUS SPECIES:- 50
Bambusetum having
collections of 32 species
of bamboos.
SOME EXAMPLE ARE:-
Bambusa vulgaris
Dendrocalamus membranaceus
Bambusa nutans
BAMBUSETUM

9. VISIT TO MUSSOORIE PINE FOREST AND
HILLS
Mussoorie Forest Area :-
Known as “Queen of Hills”
Greeneries of the
Evergreen ForesT
Avg. Elevation of 1825 m.
Aspect and exposure
slope could be seen in
the hills.
Northern side Southern side
.
Deodar,
Pinus roxburghii,
Cupressus torula
Quercus incana
.
Species were seen by us like

10.  Established in 1974
 To assess impact of erosion on crop
productivity
 To aid conservation planning and decision
making on adjustments needed in land
management practices.
 STAGES OF SOIL-EROSION:
Splash erosion
Rill erosion
Gully erosion
Sheet erosion
Ravines erosion
VISIT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SOIL AND
WATER CONSERVATION
SOIL

11.  DATE OF VISIT:22TH APRIL 2022
 RESOURCE PERSON:- Dr. VISHNU PRIYA, Dr. N.P.YADAV
 Established in 1982.
 Builds up scientific knowledge on wildlife resources
VISIT TO WILDLIFE INSTITUTE OF INDIA,
CHANDRABANI

12.  It is the application of a range of scientific disciplines
to legal cases involving non-human biological evidence.
These disciplines include genetics,
morphology, chemistry, pathology, and veterinary
sciences.
FORENSIC LAB

13.  DATE OF VISIT:22TH APRIL 2022
 RESOURCE PERSON:-Dr. PRAKASH CHAUHAN (DIRECTOR)
 Established in the year 1966.
 The importance of remote sensing for the socio-economic development of
nations has been recognized since the era of aerial photography in the
early part of 20th century. GIS provide tool for measurement, monitoring,
modelling, planning.
 GIS helps in integrating all the information in understanding our
environment.
 By remote sensing the change in the climatic condition can be found out.
VISIT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE OF REMOTE
SENSING

14.  RESOURCE PERSON:-UDAY PRATAP SINGH (DEPOT MANAGER)
 Soft wood Depot
 Hardwood Depot
 Maximum demand of Deodar wood.
 The following variety of timber are enlisted below:-
FIG:- CHIR LATHA FIG:- TOON D GRADE FIG:- SHISHAM FIG:- SAL
VISIT TO CENTRAL TIMBER DEPOT OF
RAIWALA

15. FIG:- A GRADE SAL FIG:- SAL BORER AFFECT SAL
FIG:-TRACTOR USE FOR CARYING HEAVY TIMBER

16. FIG:- DEODAR TREE FIG:- FEMALE FLOWER FIG:- MALE FLOWER OF DEODAR FIG:- HIMALAYAN FUR
FIG:- QUERCUS INCANA FIG:- HODODENDRON TREE FIG:- RHODODENDRON FLOWER

17. ROSIN AND TURPENTINE FACTORY,

18. STEPS FOR MAKING
KATHA
Raw material
Wood washing-
Cutting-
Boiling-
Cooling-
High cooling
Cutting and polishing
Selling:
Acacia
catechu is
used to
make
katha.
KHAIR (COMMON NAME)

19. RAJAJI NATIONAL PARK
ESTABLISHED IN:- 1983
Forests of Rajaji include the Moist
Shiwalik Sal Forest, Moist Mixed
Deciduous forest.
FLORA
SISHAM
SEMUL
PALASH
KHAIR
SAL

20. FAUNA
OTHER OBSERVATION

21. • Eucalyptus & Populus are raw materials
Steps involved in the production of plywood are as follows:
VISIT TO PLYWOOD INDUSTRY,
YAMUNANAGAR
Selection of log Cutting & debarking Peeling Drying of veneer
Packing, Stacking & Stamping Cold & hot press Gluing

22. Thank you