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List of State Asst. Public Information Officer, State Public Information Officer and Appellate Authority Officers List of State Asst. Public Information Officer, State Public Information Officer and Appellate Authority Officers Sl. Assistant Public State Public Office Name Appellate Authority No. Information Officer Information Officer Office of the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Head of Forest Force) Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Head Quarter & Co-ordination, Bangalore APCCF,HQ & AO/Manager/Case APCCF,HQ & 1 1 1 PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore CO,Bangalore worker CO,Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Head Quarter, Bangalore AO/Manager/Case APCCF,HQ,Bangalore 2 2 APCCF,HQ,Bangalore PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore worker CF ICT Bnagalore 3 Office Case Workers 3 CF ICT Bnagalore 3 APCCF,HQ,Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Personnel & Recruitment), Bangalore APCCF Personnel & APCCF Personnel & 4 Office Case Workers 4 PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Recruitment Bangalore Recruitment Bangalore Chief Conservator of Forests, (CAMPA), Bangalore CCF CAMPA Bangalore 5 Manager 5 CCF CAMPA Bangalore PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Chief Conservator of Forests, (Land Record), Bangalore CCF Land Record CCF Land Record 6 Manager 6 PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Bangaolre Bangaolre Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Forest Conservation), Bangalore Administrative APCCF FC Bangalore 7 7 APCCF FC Bangalore PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Assistant Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Communication & Informatiom ), Bangalore Deputy Director APCCF C&I Bnagalore 8 8 APCCF C&I Bnagalore PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore (Statistics) Chief Conservator of Forests, (Legal Cell Bngalore ), Bangalore CCF,LC,Bangalore 9 Manager 9 CCF,LC,Bangalore PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Office of the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Wildlife) APCCF,WL,Bngalore 10 AO APCCF,WL,Bngalore PCCF,WL,Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Projects Tiger),Mysore APCCF (PT) Mysore 11 AA 11 APCCF (PT) Mysore PCCF,WL,Bangalore 1 DCF Bandipur Division 12 Manager 12 DCF Bandipur Division 4 APPCF (PT) Mysore ACF Bandipur Sub ACF Bandipur Sub 13 Office Case Workers 13 5 DCF Bandipur Division Division Division ACF Bandipur Sub 14 RFO Bandipur DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Bandipur Sub 15 RFO Kalkere DCF Bandipur Division Division 1 Sl. Assistant Public State Public Office Name Appellate Authority No. Information Officer Information Officer ACF Bandipur Sub 16 RFO Mulehole DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Bandipur Sub 17 RFO G.S Betta DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Bandipur Sub 18 RFO Omkar DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Hediyala Sub ACF Hediyala Sub Division 19 Office Case Workers 14 DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Hediyala Sub 20 RFO Hediyala DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Hediyala Sub 21 RFO Moliyur DCF Bandipur Division Division RFO A.Mgudi ACF Hediyala Sub 22 DCF Bandipur Division (Kalkere) Division ACF Hediyala Sub 23 RFO N. Begur DCF Bandipur Division Division ACF Hediyala Sub 24 RFO Gundre DCF Bandipur Division Division 2 Conservator of Forests, Nagarahole Tiger Reserve.Hunsur CF and Director,Hunsur 25 Manager 15 CF and Director,Hunsur APPCF (PT) Mysore ACF Hunsur Wildlife Sub ACF Hunsur Wildlife Sub 26 Office Case Workers 16 6 CF and Director,Hunsur Division Division RFO Kallahalla ACF Hunsur Wildlife Sub 27 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Division RFO Veeranahosally ACF Hunsur Wildlife Sub 28 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Division RFO Anechowkur ACF Hunsur Wildlife Sub 29 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Division ACF Nagarahole Wildlife ACF Nagarahole Wildlife 30 Office Case Workers 17 CF and Director,Hunsur Sub Division Sub Division RFO Nagarahole ACF Nagarahole Wildlife 31 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Sub Division ACF Metikuppe Wildlife ACF Metikuppe Wildlife 32 Office Case Workers 18 CF and Director,Hunsur Sub Division Sub Division RFO Metikuppe ACF Metikuppe Wildlife 33 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Sub Division RFO Antharasanthe ACF Metikuppe Wildlife 34 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Sub Division RFO DB Kuppe ACF Metikuppe Wildlife 35 CF and Director,Hunsur Wildlife Sub Division 3 Conservator of Forests & Director, BRT Tiger Reserve,Chamarajanagar CF & Director BRT Tiger CF & Director BRT Tiger 36 Manager 19 APPCF (PT) Mysore Reserve, Chamarajnagar Reserve 2 Sl. Assistant Public State Public Office Name Appellate Authority No. Information Officer Information Officer ACF Chamarajanagar ACF Chamarajanagar Wl CF & Director BRT Tiger 37 Office Case Workers 20 7 Wildlife Sub Division Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar RFO Chamarajanagar ACF Chamarajanagar Wl CF & Director BRT Tiger 38 (T) Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar ACF Chamarajanagar Wl CF & Director BRT Tiger 39 RFO K Gudi WL Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar ACF Chamarajanagar Wl CF & Director BRT Tiger 40 RFO Punajanur WL Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar ACF Yelandur Wildlife ACF Yelandur Wildlife CF & Director BRT Tiger 41 Office Case Workers 21 Sub Division Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar ACF Yelandur Wildlife CF & Director BRT Tiger 42 RFO Yelandur Wl Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar ACF Yelandur Wildlife CF & Director BRT Tiger 43 RFO Kollgeal Wl Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar ACF Yelandur Wildlife CF & Director BRT Tiger 44 RFO Byloer Wl Sub Division Reserve, Chamarajnagar Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Field Director Project Tiger),Shimoga APCCF ,FDPT,Shimoga 45 Supt 22 APCCF ,FDPT,Shimoga PCCF (WL) Bangalore CF, Bhadra Wildlife, CF, Bhadra Wildlife, 46 Manager 23 8 CCF ,FDPT,Shimoga Chikmagalur Chikmagalur ACF, Chikmagalur CF, Bhadra Wildlife, ACF, Chikmagalur Wildlife 47 Office Case Workers 24 9 Wildlife Chikmagalur ACF, Chikmagalur CF, Bhadra Wildlife, 48 RFO, Hebbe Wildlife Chikmagalur ACF, Chikmagalur CF, Bhadra Wildlife, 49 RFO, Muthodi Wildlife Chikmagalur ACF, Lakkavalli Wildlife ACF, Lakkavalli Wildlife CF, Bhadra Wildlife, 50 Office Case Workers 25 Subdivision Subdivision Chikmagalur ACF, Lakkavalli Wildlife CF, Bhadra Wildlife, 51 RFO, Lakkavalli Subdivision Chikmagalur ACF, Lakkavalli Wildlife CF, Bhadra Wildlife, 52 RFO, Tanigebyelu Subdivision Chikmagalur DCF, Dandeli Wildlife 53 Manager 26 DCF, Dandeli Wildlife CCF ,FDPT,Shimoga ACF, Dandeli Wildlife ACF, Dandeli Wildlife 54 Office Case Workers 27 10 DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision Subdivision ACF, Dandeli Wildlife 55 RFO, Kulagi DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision ACF, Dandeli Wildlife 56 RFO, Gund DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision ACF, Dandeli Wildlife 57 RFO, Panasoli DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision 3 Sl. Assistant Public State Public Office Name Appellate Authority No. Information Officer Information Officer ACF, Anshi Wildlife ACF, Anshi Wildlife 58 Office Case Workers 28 DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision Subdivision ACF, Anshi Wildlife 59 RFO, Anshi DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision ACF, Anshi Wildlife 60 RFO, Kumbaravada DCF, Dandeli Wildlife Subdivision Chief Conservator of Forests, (Elephant Project),Mysore CCF ,EP,Mysore 61 Supt 29 CCF ,EP,Mysore PCCF (WL) Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Forest Resorce and Management), Bangalore APCCF FRM Bangalore 62 CF FRM banagalore 30 APCCF FRM Bangalore PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Projects),Bangalore APCCF Projects APCCF Projects Bnaglore 63 CF Projects 31 PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Bnaglore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Development),Bangalore APPCF Development APPCF Development 64 CF Development 32 PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Bangalore Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (NREAGS),Bangalore APCCF NREAGS 65 Office Case Workers 33 APCCF NREAGS PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore CCF ,NFAP & Bomboo CCF ,NFAP & Bomboo APPCF Development 66 Office Case Workers 34 11 Mission Mission Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Working Plan, Evalution & Training),Bangalore Asststiant CCF,(WP), APPCF (Working CCF,(WP),Bangalore 67 Administrative 35 12 Bangalore Plan),Bangalore Officer DCF, (WP),Mysore 68 Office Case Workers 36 CF, (WP),Mysore 13 CCF,(WP),Bangalore DCF (WP)Shimoga 69 Office Case Workers 37 CF (WP)Shimoga CCF,(WP),Bangalore DCF (WP)Bellary 70 Office Case Workers 38 CF (WP)Bellary CCF,(WP),Bangalore DCF (WP)Chikamagalore 71 Office Case Workers 39 CF (WP)Chikamagalore CCF,(WP),Bangalore DCF (WP)Belgaum 72 Office Case Workers 40 CF (WP)Belgaum CCF,(WP),Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Vigilance),Bangalore APCCF Vigilance Aisst Admninstrative APCCF Vigilance 73 41 PCCF(HOFF) Bangalore Bangalore Officer Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Bangalore 74 Office Case Workers 42 DCF FMS Bangalore 14 Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Bellary 75 Office Case Workers 43 DCF FMS Bellary Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Belgaum 76 Office Case Workers 44 DCF FMS Belgaum Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Gulbarga 77 Office Case Workers 45 DCF FMS Gulbarga Bangalore 4 Sl. Assistant Public State Public Office Name Appellate Authority No. Information Officer Information Officer APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Mysore 78 Office Case Workers 46 DCF FMS Mysore Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Madikeri 79 Office Case Workers 47 DCF FMS Madikeri Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Shimoga 80 Office Case Workers 48 DCF FMS Shimoga Bangalore APCCF Vigilance DCF FMS Sirsi 81 Office Case Workers 49 DCF FMS Sirsi Bangalore Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, (Research & Utilisation),Bangalore APCCF, (R &U) APCCF, (R &U) Bangalore 82 Manager PCCF (HOFF) Bangalore CCF (Research) APPCF (Research & 1 CCF (R)Bangalore 83 Manager 50 15 Bangalore Utilisation),Bangalore
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