Principal Secretary,
Forest Ecology and Environment,
Government of Karnataka
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Srinivasulu is a dedicated and remarkable individual whose steadfast commitment to the environment, forest and wildlife conservation truly sets him apart. As an exceptional officer, he has gone far beyond routine responsibilities, immersing himself in the protection of nature and natural resources. His efforts reflect not only professional excellence but also a deep personal passion for safeguarding the planet and promoting the well-being of its people.
University of Agriculture Gold medalist
Post grad in Molecular Biology & Bio Technology. 10th Rank IFS exams Top rank Ph.D. Program 2nd Rank All India IARI exam
Services initiatives and contributions
Srinivasulu, an Indian Forest Service officer from the 1997 batch, currently serves as the Principal Secretary of Forest, Ecology, and Environment, Government of Karnataka.
His distinguished career began at Nagarahole National Park and expanded across several districts, including Bengaluru Rural, Mysuru, Kalaburagi, Koppal, and Chitradurga.
As Director of the Tiger Project at Kali Tiger Reserve in Dandeli, he introduced key conservation measures that significantly improved the lives of tigers. His documentary on the River Kali received international acclaim, with select segments released by Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the COP 21 Summit in Paris.
In his role as Managing Director of the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Development Board, he spearheaded impactful programmes that uplifted thousands of Dalit families. His efforts in conserving the Western Ghats as Chief Conservator of Forests in Shivamogga are widely recognized and respected.
Earlier, as Member Secretary of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, he championed environmental protection through effective regulatory enforcement.
Later, as Commissioner of AYUSH, Government of Karnataka, he played a pivotal role in transforming the department and enhancing public health systems.
Even during his brief tenure as APCCF (Wildlife), he addressed critical ecological challenges, notably initiating weed management in protected areas.
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