Karnataka Forest Department Recruitment For The Post Of Zonal Forest Officer 10 Post Salary : 78200/- Per Month In Bangalore

KFD Jobs Notification 2022 information for the hiring of 10 Zonal Forest Officer Posts has been released on the official website at aranyagovin Candidates Planning to start their career with Karnataka Forest Department can apply Online application on or before 2022-11-19

Zonal Forest Officer: 10 Posts

• Qualification: The candidate must possess the prescribed educational qualification and must have passed (including all annual/semester examinations) with at least 50% of the maximum marks prescribed in the educational qualification by the last date of application.
  
  Candidate should be Graduate in Forestry, Science from a recognized University recognized by Govt Or Candidate should be a BSc, graduate in any one of the following subjects from a recognized University recognized by the Govt
• Salary Details: Rs 40900-78200/- per month
• Age Limit: 18 to 28 years
• Age Relaxation: 3 years for OBC, 5 years for SC/ST

Application Fee

For General/2A/2B/3A/3B: Rs.

200/- + Rs 20/- (Service Charge)
For SC/ ST/ Cat I: Rs 100/- + Rs 20/- (Service Charge)
Payment Mode: Online

Selection Process: Selection Process based on written test

Important Dates

Starting Date for Online Application: 20th October 2022
Last Date for Online Application: 19th November 2022
Last Date for Hard Copy Submission: 23rd November 2022

B.Sc / graduate

Karnataka Forest Department is looking for B.Sc , Any Graduate profile candidates.

How to Apply: Interested and Eligible applicants may apply Online Through the Official Website sebexam.org on or
before 19th November 2022

Forests provide the basic life support system to all the living beings of mother earth including mankind. Forest ecosystems provide fresh air, water resources, fertile soil for sustenance of agriculture, bio-diversity, climate change mitigation and numerous other ecosystem services. Vast sections of rural society, including a majority of the tribals, are directly dependent on forests for their livelihood. The Karnataka Forest Department has the primary mandate of protecting the forests and wildlife, conserving the rich biodiversity of the state and ensuring that the ecological balance of the forest eco-systems is maintained. The Department is headed by Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Head of Forest Force(HOFF). The Department presently has a total working strength of around 8000 executive personnel including Indian Forest Service Officers and officers/ field staff of various cadres. The total recorded forest area of the State is 43,382 sq. km. The State has a network of Protected Areas with 5 Tiger Reserves, 30 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 15 Conservation Reserves and 1 Community Reserve. The work carried out by the Department can be broadly classified into the following categories: regulatory, protection, conservation and sustainable management. As part of the regulatory functions, the department enforces provisions of various legislations such as Karnataka Forest Act 1963, Wildlife Protection Act 1972, Forest (Conservation) Act 1980, Karnataka Preservation of Trees Act 1976, etc. and corresponding rules.