Who are the primary stakeholders in forest resource management?
i. Industrialists     ii. Ethnic groups     iii. Forest Dept.

The primary stakeholders in forest resource management include a wide range of individuals and groups who have an interest in the forest ecosystem. These include people who live in or near forest areas and rely on forest resources for sustenance, the Forest Department which manages and owns forest land, industrialists who use forest products for a variety of purposes, and supporters of wildlife and nature conservation. Ethnic groups are also important stakeholder groups as they often have traditional knowledge and practices related to forest management. It's important to note that there are many other stakeholders in forest resource management, including researchers, non-profit organizations, and government agencies at various levels, who work to ensure the sustainable use and conservation of forest resources.