Forests are an important natural resource and we as human beings depend on them for our survival. They provide a habitat for animals, livelihood for human beings, prevent soil erosion and regulate the global climate. Hence, it is very vital for us to conserve and manage them. As a subject Forestry is the science of planting, maintaining, and conserving forests, woodlands, and their related resources. Pursuing a program in Forestry gives students the knowledge and skills required to manage forests, new and old plantations, and their related resources. The study aims at creating and implementing systems required to ensure the continuation of forest supplies and to make sure that they do not become extinct.

Students studying Forestry receive theoretical as well as practical knowledge regarding forestry and studies related to it. There are certain qualities that a candidate interested in studying forestry must possess and these include a spirit of adventure, enthusiasm, and adaptability to a new environment. They should also be interested in global concerns and assess the steps required to improve the environment. Forestry is multi-disciplinary and is linked to other subjects like biology, chemistry, and mathematics. Its focus is not just on trees but it also gives equal importance to soil health, climate, and the entire ecosystem. The study of Forestry is included in industries like agriculture, supply chains, water management, wildlife preservation, and conservation of natural resources.