Discover the protected landscapes, floating wetlands, and forest ecosystems that define Manipur’s natural heritage.
STATE ANIMAL
Sangai
Brow-antlered Deer Rucervus eldii eldii
STATE BIRD
Nongin
Rare Hill Pheasant Syrmaticus humiae
STATE FLOWER
Shirui Lily
The Pride of Ukhrul Hills Lilium mackliniae
OUR MISSION
Sustaining Nature. Securing Tomorrow
The Forest Department, Government of Manipur, is committed to the conservation, protection, and sustainable management of forests, .wildlife, and natural ecosystems across the state.
Through scientific forest management, community participation, and biodiversity conservation initiatives, we strive to preserve Manipur’s ecological heritage for future generations.
Conserve
Protect forests and biodiversity
Manage
Promote suitable forest management
Empower
Support communities
through awareness
Inspire
Build a better greener future
We don’t own the planet earth, we belong to it, and we must share it with our wildlife
Steve Irwin
PROTECTING NATURE. PRESERVING LIFE.
Home to Rare and Endangered Wildlife
From mist-covered hills to floating wetlands, Manipur shelters extraordinary biodiversity found nowhere else. Its forests are not only landscapes — they are living ecosystems, cultural heritage, and the heart of the region’s natural identity.
76%
Forest Cover Manipur's total Area
19
Forest Division Across the State
700+
Fauna Species Divers Wildlife richness
1200+
Flora Species rich and diverse flora
PROTECTING NATURE. PRESERVING LIFE.
Home to Rare and Endangered Wildlife
From mist-covered hills to floating wetlands, Manipur shelters extraordinary biodiversity found nowhere else. Its forests are not only landscapes — they are living ecosystems, cultural heritage, and the heart of the region’s natural identity.