Forest guard

• The recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 2417 vacancies. • Accountant: 129 vacancies • Surveyor: 86 • Forest Guard: 2138 • Stenographer- HG: 13 • Stenographer- LG: 23 • Junior Engineer- Civil: 8 • Senior Statistical Assistant: 5 • Junior Statistical Assistant: 15 Age Limit and Educational Qualification For Forest Guard

Name of the Post: Maharashtra Forest Department Various Vacancy Online Form 2023 Post Date: 09-06-2023 Latest Update: 10-06-2023 Total Vacancy: 2417 Brief Information:Maharashtra Forest Department has announced notification for the recruitment of Forest Guard, Accountant, Surveyor & Other vacancy. Those Candidates who are interested in the vacancy details & completed all eligibility criteria can read the Notification & Apply Online. Maharashtra Forest Department Various Vacancy 2023 Download Mobile App Application Fee • Unreserved Candidates: Rs. 1,000/- • Reserved Candidates: Rs. 900/- • Payment Mode: Online Important Dates • Starting Date to Apply Online: 10-06-2023 • Last Date to Apply Online: 30-06-2023 Age Limit (as on 30-12-2022) • Minimum Age Limit for Accountant: 21 Years • Minimum Age Limit for all other Posts: 18 Years • Maximum Age Limit for Accountant: 40 Years • Maximum Age Limit for Surveyor: 40 Years • Maximum Age Limit for Forest Guard: 27 Years • Maximum Age Limit for Stenographer, Jr Engineer, Sr Statistical Asst & Jr Statistical Asst: 40 Years • Age relaxation is applicable as per rules. • For more details refer the notification Vacancy Details Post Name Total Qualification Accountant 129 Any Degree Surveyor 86 12th Class Forest Guard 2138 10th Class, 12th Class Stenographer (HG) 13 10th Class Stenographer (LG) 23 10th Class Junior Engineer (Civil) 8 Diploma(Civil Engineering) Senior Statistical Assistant 5 Degree, Masters Degree Junior Statistical Assis...

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Microsoft Student Hackathon Winner, Forest Guard, is an IoT and machine learning tool for illegal logging and forest fire detection. The 2021 Microsoft Student Hackathon – hosted by “Students and interns have a long history of enthusiastic participation in the Global Hackathon, using the opportunity to connect to Microsoft people, technology, and problems that they care about,” said Steve Scallen, Senior Director of University Engagement at the Microsoft Garage. “Keeping students engaged with our technology ensures that new waves of professionals are ready to build unique and impactful solutions for everyone. We find that students and schools value the opportunity to apply the fundamental skills acquired in their programs to important and relevant real-world problems.” This year’s Student Hackathon Grand Prize Winners completed their internships in September and chose to extend their Microsoft experience by forming a hackathon team while completing their final year of academic studies. “We wanted to create an opportunity after their Microsoft internship for the students to stay connected to Microsoft and use the skills and knowledge they acquired in a new project and challenge that reflected their own passion,” Scallen said. “We were also pleased to see how many Intern alumni took advantage of the opportunity to invite their friends and share their own Microsoft experience.” The winning team Gloria Keya, David Lutta, Christine Wanjau, Audrey Njenga Meet Gloria Keya, David ...

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Update at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 31 A prescribed burn in the McKenzie Bridge area escaped Tuesday afternoon and turned into a 120-acre wildfire in Willamette National Forest east of Eugene. The U.S. Forest Service By Wednesday night, the blaze was named the W-470 Fire. Its size remained unchanged as ground crews built control lines around the fire and a helicopter was ordered, but unable to fly due to high winds, A type 3 firefighting crew will take over management of the blaze on Thursday. The fire is located on a steep slope approximately 2 miles northeast of the McKenzie River Ranger Station and north of Highway 126, where FS Roads 2633-704 and 2633-706 split near Frissell Trail. “Our highest priority is to suppress fire in the area adjacent to the burn unit,” Willamette National Forest supervisor Dave Warnack said earlier. “Our firefighters are safely engaging according to our contingency plan factoring in the dynamic aspects of managing fire in the timber forests that we know well, where spot fires are not unexpected.” Prescribed burns are a common tool fire crews use to reduce fuel loads and create landscapes less susceptible to wildfire. They occasionally escape and cause problems. In this case, the Forest Service said it was a 65-acre prescribed burn “to reduce fuels in a thinned stand.” The weather was “within prescription when gusty winds led to two spot fires adjacent to the 65-acre burn unit,” the Forest Service said. Last October, a Forest Service "burn b...