Dagana Forest Division under Department of Forest & Park Services, MoAF, Dagapela is pleased to announced the vacancy for the post of Elementary Support Personnel.
| S/N | Position Title | Nos. of Slot | Location of Job | Age Limit | Description of the Work |
| 1
| ESP | 3 | Dagana Forest Division, Dagapela | 18-50 | Caretaker cum Wet Sweeper cum Messanger. |
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February 2, Wangdue: The first World Wetlands Day on disaster risk reduction was celebrated in Gangtey-Phobji Ramsar Site. The officials from the Department of Forest and Park Services, Watershed Management Division, Wangdue Territorial Division and the public of two geogs of Gangtey and Phobji had attended the event.
It is noted that the frequency of natural hazards worldwide has more than doubled in just 35 years. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicts more extreme weather events as the effects of climate change are felt around the world, while according to UN-Water, some 90% of all natural hazards are water-related.
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On this the Fifth of February 2017, to commemorate the First Birth Anniversary of The Gyalsey, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forests would like to wish The Gyalsey, HRH Prince Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, Great Happiness and Perfect Health.
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As per the announcement made in MoAF website on dated 11th January 2017, the Thimphu Forest Division, DoFPS is pleased to announce the shortlisted candidates for the post of ESP as details mentioned below:
Note: The shortlisted candidates are requested to report for the Selection Interview as scheduled below, failing which his/her selection will not be entertained. The following documents must be produced in original during the time of interview:
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The camera trapping team from Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environment (UWICE) has captured tiger prowling in the UWICE research preserve, near Lamai Goempa Dzong, Bumthang. This is the first time, a tiger has been captured in remote camera near Lamai Gompa. The camera trapping exercise was initiated as part of the long term wildlife monitoring in the UWICE research preserve from mid May, 2016. More than 50 remote camera traps are set in the 2000 hectares research preserve. The UWICE research preserve was established in 2014 for conducting forestry and wildlife research.
The result of the camera trapping exercise indicates that UWICE research preserve is home to many other iconic and endangered wildlife species like red panda, wild dog, musk deer, monal pheasant, common leopard, golden cat and Himalayan black bear. In addition, many prey species such as wild pigs, sambar deer, barking deer, and serow were also captured in these camera traps.
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