Khammam Forest Department
Preserving biodiversity, supporting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening community participation in forest conservation.
The Hon’ble Chief Minister Telangana
Telangana, Hyderabad
DFO, Khammam
Khammam Forest District plays a vital role in conserving forests, protecting wildlife, and supporting sustainable livelihoods. Spread across multiple mandals, the district is rich in biodiversity and home to various wildlife species.
The department actively works through afforestation programs, forest protection measures, and community participation initiatives to ensure ecological balance and sustainable development.
To conserve forest ecosystems while supporting local communities
through sustainable forest management, eco-tourism development,
and active public participation initiatives.
To build a greener and healthier Khammam by protecting biodiversity, increasing forest cover, and creating long-term livelihood opportunities.
Commitment to conservation, transparency in governance, community involvement, and responsible use of forest resources.
Khammam Forest Department
Government of Telangana
Khammam Forest District operates on principles of sustainable forest governance, ecological balance, and community participation. Our work integrates conservation strategies with responsible resource management to ensure long-term environmental security.
Implementing structured forest management practices that strengthen protection mechanisms, improve monitoring systems, and ensure responsible utilization of forest resources.
Engaging forest-dependent communities through eco-development initiatives, participatory planning, and livelihood support programs that align with conservation goals.
Preserving native species, restoring degraded forest landscapes, and maintaining ecological corridors to safeguard wildlife habitats and ecosystem integrity.
Initiatives focused on protecting forest areas, preventing illegal activities, and preserving biodiversity.
Developing eco-tourism sites to promote nature awareness and sustainable tourism opportunities.
Large-scale plantation programs and nurseries supporting afforestation and green cover expansion.
Preventive and responsive measures with community support to control and reduce forest fires.
Encourage plantation drives and restoration of degraded forest areas.
Avoid fire hazards and support fire prevention practices.
Minimize waste and avoid plastic usage in forest areas.
Encourage eco-friendly practices and local community livelihoods.
Respect wildlife habitats and prevent illegal activities.
Participate in awareness programs and conservation initiatives.
Apply for permissions related to tree felling through official portals.
Access services related to transportation of timber and forest produce.
Renew licenses and permissions for wood-based industries.
Submit complaints and grievances related to forest issues and services.
A green urban space promoting recreation, awareness, and environmental conservation.
A scenic forest destination offering nature trails, camping, and eco-tourism experiences.
A developing eco-tourism site aimed at promoting sustainable tourism and community involvement.
Citizens play an important role in protecting forests through awareness, participation, and responsible use of natural resources.
Working together to conserve forests, protect wildlife, and promote sustainable livelihoods across Khammam district.
District Forest Officer, Khammam
Forest Divisional Officer, Sathupally
Forest Divisional Officer, Khammam
Be a part of conservation efforts by supporting plantation drives, awareness programs, and community initiatives.
Tree cutting permissions can be obtained by submitting a formal application to the concerned Range Office along with required documents. Applications are reviewed as per applicable forest regulations and state guidelines.
Eco-tourism visits can be booked through the designated booking system or by contacting the respective forest range office. Visitors must follow safety and conservation guidelines during their visit.
Citizens can participate in plantation programs organized by the division during afforestation campaigns. Information is shared through official announcements and local range offices.
Illegal activities such as tree felling, poaching, or encroachment can be reported directly to the nearest forest office or through official grievance channels.
Immediately inform the nearest forest office or emergency contact number provided by the division. Quick reporting helps prevent the spread of fire and reduces damage.
Grievances can be submitted through the Public Grievance section on the website or by contacting the divisional office. All complaints are reviewed and addressed as per departmental procedures.
All official circulars, orders, and notifications are available under the Forest Resources or Notifications section of the website.
