[company_age]82.0[/company_age][employees]1,001-5,000 employees[/employees][description]Established in 1941, the National Forestry Commission (NFC) is a pivotal organization dedicated to the sustainable management and conservation of forest resources. With an extensive network of forest reserves and protected areas, the NFC aims to balance ecological conservation with the socioeconomic needs of communities. The Commission plays a critical role in forestry research, policy development, and enforcement of regulations governing forest use. Its efforts include reforestation programs, biodiversity conservation, and promoting sustainable forestry practices. The NFC also engages in community-based forestry initiatives, providing education and resources to local populations to foster sustainable land use and forest management. By ensuring the health and productivity of forest ecosystems, the NFC contributes to the broader goals of environmental sustainability, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity preservation.[/description][ps]Forest management, reforestation, biodiversity conservation, sustainable forestry practices, community-based forestry initiatives.[/ps]