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Recent Publication
PANDA 2023 Vol 15
PANDA 2023 Vol 15 is a 92 paged special edition newsletter highlighting scientific research studies and findings in terms forestry, environment and wildlife of Sikkim Himalaya with linkages of current climate scenario at global and local level. Released on 11.12.2023
State of Environment Report Sikkim 2016
SoE Report Sikkim 2016 is the only second edition after its first issue in 2007 published by Sikkim State ENVIS Hub. The report was released on October 4, 2018 at Dehradun on the ocassion of International Biodiversity Congress 2018.
Journals and Scientific Papers
Checkout recent findings and reserach articles on forestry, environment and wildlife issues related to Sikkim Himalaya published by authors in reputed journals.
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Mero Rukh Mero Santati

Green School Programme - Sikkim

GSP SIKKIM Green School Programme (GSP) is a self-assessment programme in which teachers and students perform rigorous environment audits of water, air, land, energy and waste within their school premise. It aims to encourage and support schools to build up an environmentally aware, active and skilled community of teachers, students and parents.  » Read More on CSE Website

 
Secretary-Forest
Dr. Pradeep Kumar, IFS
Secretary-cum-APCCF
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Sikkim Paryavaran Parv


Mero Rukh Mero Santati - Planting 108 trees for very new born in Sikkim

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Climate Change

Zemu Glacier, North SikkimClimate change refers to a statistically significant variation in either the mean state of the climate or in its variability, persisting for an extended period (typically decades or longer). Climate change may be due to natural internal processes or external forcing, or to persistent anthropogenic changes in the composition of the atmosphere or in land use. Although climate change has been a salient issue for the scientific community for several decades, it exploded upon the world stage in full force only in 2007.

Also See: Reports and Publication
Sikkim Forestry: A 100 Years of Service Sikkim Forestry: A 100 Years of Service
100 Years of Service: A Compendium
Sikkim Forest-100 years of Service

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