Bhubaneswar: According to the latest India State of Forest Report 2023, Odisha has secured the second position in the country for the highest increase in green cover within recorded forest areas. The ...

Bhubaneswar, Dec 22 (PTI) Odisha has ranked second in the country for maximum increase in green cover inside recorded forest area, according to the latest India State of Forest Report-2023. Published ...

Forest Survey of India also found a loss of 58.22 km2 of forest cover in the Western Ghats Eco-Sensitive Areas (WGESA) in six southern states over the last ten years With an additional 1.12 lakh km2 ...

New Delhi: India's total forest and tree cover has increased by 1,445 square kilometres since 2021, reaching 25.17 per cent of the total geographical area in 2023, according to the latest ...

Bathinda: The forest cover in Punjab has further decreased by 0.45 square kilometres in 2023, compared to the cover in 2021. According to latest data, the forest cover has decreased to 1,846.09 ...

India's total forest and tree cover reached 25% of its geographical area, a slight increase since 2021. However, the actual increase in recorded forest area was minimal, raising concerns among ...

The reports provided a detailed information about the forest cover in Western Ghats Eco-Sensitive Area (WGESA), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (HT PHOTO) “Very dense forest increased by 3,465.12 ...

India's total forest and tree cover rose by 1,445 square kilometres since 2021, reaching 25.17% of the total geographical area in 2023, according to the latest government data. The forest cover grew ...

SHILLONG, Dec 21: Meghalaya is witnessing an alarming decline in its forest cover. The latest India State of Forest Report (ISFR) 2023, released by Union Minister for Environment, Forest, and Climate ...

New Delhi, Dec 21 (PTI) India’s total forest and tree cover has increased by 1,445 sq km since 2021, reaching 25.17 per cent of the total geographical area in 2023, according to the latest government ...

Abstract: Multimodal land cover classification (LCC) of optical and SAR images has become a research hotspot. However, there are still two unsolved problems: the lack of a deep fusion mechanism and ...