The Haryana Forest Department, part of the Government of Haryana, is dedicated to enhancing the state's forest and tree cover while advocating for ecological sustainability and biodiversity conservation. Spanning an area of 44,212 square kilometers, Haryana has only 7.16% of its land under forest, primarily due to agricultural use. The department aims to combat environmental challenges through sustainable forest management practices and public engagement initiatives such as the Van Mitra Scheme.

Offering a range of services, the department oversees forest clearance, wildlife protection, and eco-tourism development. It also engages in afforestation efforts and promotes agroforestry to improve both environmental quality and economic development. The Haryana Forest Department is committed to public education and active participation in conservation efforts, including programs like "Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam," which encourages tree planting and awareness among citizens. With its structured approach to natural resource management, the department strives to create a greener and more sustainable Haryana for future generations.