Chhattisgarh exhibits significant diversity in its of minor forest wood species, encompassing a wide range of tree species, including major ones like Sal (Shorea robusta), Tendu (Diospyrous melaonxylon), Mahua (Madhuca indica), Char (Buchanania lanzan), Kusum (Schleichera oleosa) and other forest species. The present review study investigates the socioeconomic and beneficial importance of minor forest wood species found in or country and Chhattisgarh state and their different district. Minor forest wood species and their sustainable use improve the community and their livelihood with help of government. The aim of this review paper to examine the current status of various minor forest species in the region, (NTFPs) have gained attention for their potential to generate rural income and enhance markets, their role in preserving traditional knowledge, their contribution to sustainable forest management conservation, and their impact on improving dietary diversity and providing nourishment, particularly for communities living near forests. In Chhattisgarh, minor forest produce plays a vital role in the livelihood of tribes and forest dependent communities. The collection, processing and trade of minor forest produce provide employment and income opportunities for millions of people.
Maravi et al. (Tue,) studied this question.