Most of the forests of Jharkhand, as much as 79 percent, were privately owned until the Zamindari system was abolished under the Bihar Land Reforms Act, 1950. Before acquisition of these Zamindari forests, their wanton destruction was the order of the day. However, the things took a turn for better thereafter. At present, the State is having 29.61% of its total landmass under forest cover.
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Environment
Forests
Bio-diversity
Jharkhand
came into being on 15th November, 2000 and constituted...
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The
youngest State of the country,
Jharkhand, literally meaning...
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The
conservation and sustainable use of
natural ecosystems...
The
youngest State of the country,
Jharkhand, literally meaning... 
The
conservation and sustainable use of
natural ecosystems...
Biological
Systems on the planet earth is
heavily suffering round.
Jharkhand
is very rich in biodiversity and is
the part of the Chhotanagpur..
Forests (Conservation) Act, 1980, Rules and
guidelines...