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Patrol and Surveillance: Patrol forested areas to monitor for illegal activities such as poaching, logging, and trespassing. Conduct surveillance to detect and prevent forest fires, vandalism, and other threats to natural resources.

Law Enforcement: Enforce laws and regulations related to forest conservation, wildlife protection, and public safety. Issue citations, warnings, or fines to individuals or organizations found in violation of regulations.

Fire Management: Respond to forest fires and coordinate firefighting efforts with other agencies and firefighting teams. Conduct fire prevention activities such as controlled burns, firebreak construction, and public education campaigns.

Wildlife Management: Monitor wildlife populations, habitats, and ecosystems to assess health and biodiversity. Implement measures to protect endangered species, control invasive species, and mitigate human-wildlife conflicts.

Resource Management: Oversee sustainable forest management practices such as timber harvesting, reforestation, and habitat restoration. Ensure that logging operations comply with environmental standards and best management practices.

Emergency Response: Provide assistance during natural disasters, search and rescue operations, and other emergencies occurring within forested areas. Coordinate with emergency services, law enforcement, and volunteer organizations as needed.

Public Education and Outreach: Educate the public about forest conservation, outdoor ethics, and recreational opportunities. Lead guided tours, interpretive programs, and educational workshops to promote environmental awareness and appreciation.

Infrastructure Maintenance: Maintain trails, campsites, roads, and other recreational facilities within forested areas. Repair and upgrade infrastructure to ensure visitor safety and accessibility while minimizing environmental impacts.

Data Collection and Reporting: Collect data on forest conditions, wildlife populations, visitor usage, and environmental indicators. Prepare reports, maps, and statistical analyses to document findings and inform management decisions.

Community Engagement: Collaborate with local communities, stakeholders, and indigenous groups to address conservation challenges and promote sustainable development. Build partnerships, facilitate dialogue, and support community-based initiatives.