Shri. Anurag Singh is a distinguished Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer from 1998 batch currently serving in Assam cadre.
▪ Currently, he holds the position of Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Planning and Development). In this role, he oversees strategic planning and development initiatives within the forest department.
▪ In addition to his primary responsibilities, he is also the Project Director for the Assam Project on Forest and Biodiversity Conservation Society (Phase II), co-funded by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the Government of Assam to pave a way for conserving forests and the state’s biodiversity while improving the livelihood of the forest-dependent communities.
▪ He also serves as the Member Secretary for the Assam State Biodiversity Board. This position emphasizes his involvement in broader biodiversity management efforts beyond traditional forestry.
▪ He also worked in different sectors especially in Urban Development, and Tourism in the State. He is experienced in restoration of water reservoirs, urban flood management, town planning, tourism and especially ecotourism in the state. He has made significant contribution to uplift tourism potential in the State.
▪ Throughout his carrier, Shri Singh has been involved in numerous initiatives that promote environmental sustainability and community engagement in forest conservation. He is recognised for his commitment to integrating modern technology in forest management practices, ensuring that conservation efforts are both effective and sustainable.
▪ His leadership has been instrumental in implementing effective strategies to combat poaching and enhance habitat connectivity for wildlife.
▪ He has made significant contribution to forest management and conservation in the state of Assam.