Nature Conservation
Nature Conservation in Pench Tiger Reserve Buffer Areas
Our foundation has launched an ambitious project in the buffer areas of Pench Tiger Reserve (PTR) that spans Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. This initiative aims to address the critical challenges of human-animal conflict, forest degradation, and the livelihood of local communities. A key element of this project is fostering Nature Conservation Education among both students and community members, which we believe is essential for long-term ecological balance and sustainable development.
Collaborative Conservation Efforts in Pench Buffer Areas
Our Nature Conservation project in the Pench Tiger Reserve buffer areas is a collaborative effort aimed at addressing critical environmental and social challenges. Covering 2000 students and 1000 community members, this initiative seeks to foster a culture of conservation through education and community engagement. By working closely with the Forest Departments of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, Grampanchayats, and local schools, we are building a strong foundation for sustainable development and harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife.
Crafting a Better Future for Tribal Women
- We have initiated a new project in buffer areas of Pench Tiger Reserve (PTR) in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. This project will address challenges of Human-animal conflict, Forest Degradation, Community partnership and Livelihood of the local community.
- This project will cover 2000 students from 40 schools in the surrounding villages of Pench Tiger Reserve and 1000 community members.
- Nature Conservation Education is the main component of this project.
- This project is being implemented with the assistance of the Forest Department of both states, Grampanchayats and local school administration.
- We are supporting in training and capacity building of Women Self Help Group in 4 villages as part of deeper intervention in Livelihood initiative of the project in Pench Tiger Reserve
Study About Dependency of Local Communities on Forest Resources
- A comprehensive study on local dependency on forest resources such as firewood, tendu patta, mahua flowers, wild vegetables is being conducted in 18 buffer villages of Pench Tiger Reserve
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