The Forestry Department partners with the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation. Learn more about the Ministry and its mandate by visiting its website.

The Forestry Department works closely with the National Environment and Planning Agency in managing the biodiversity within our forests. Learn more about NEPA by visiting its website.

The farmers have been one of our important partners and forests continue to support agriculture by providing water, preventing land slippage and improved soil fertility among other things. RADA continues to be one of the key Agency's through which the Agency relates to the farmers. Learn more about RADA by visiting its website.

The Forestry Department manages forests on crown lands. All lands managed by the Agency are vested in the Commissioner of Lands. Learn more about the NLA by visiting its website.

The Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries and the Forestry Department maintains a strong relationship and often partner in the execution of our duties. Learn more about the Ministry by visiting its website.

Forests form part of the island's watersheds. The Forestry Department partners with the NWC to reforest denuded and degraded hillsides in the watersheds, to encourage the production of clean portable water. Learn more about the NWC by visiting its website.

The Forestry Department is an Agency of the newly created Ministry of Housing, Urban Renewal, Environment and Climate Change. Learn more about the Ministry and its mandate by visiting its website.