Climate Resilience building and Livelihood Promotion through Development of Bio-Reserve Forest Areas on Degraded Forest Land and Community Waste Land in Identified States of Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Telangana – Pench Tiger Reserve, Nagpur, Forest Department, Maharashtra
SKOCH Award Nominee
Category: Forest – State Department
Sub-Category: Environment
Project: Climate Resilience building and Livelihood Promotion through Development of Bio-Reserve Forest Areas on Degraded Forest Land and Community Waste Land in Identified States of Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Telangana
Start Date: 2019-02-07
Organisation: Pench Tiger Reserve, Nagpur, Forest Department, Maharashtra
Respondent: Ms Sree Lakshmi Annabathula, Field Director, Pench Tiger Reserve, Nagpur
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Ms Sree Lakshmi Annabathula, Field Director, Pench Tiger Reserve, Nagpur at edpenchfoundation@mahaforest.gov.in
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Degraded forest area restored very well which will help to improve wildlife habitat
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restoring a human habitat back to nature through series of activities spread over a period of nearly 2 decades needs to be recognized
Good Work!, All the Best
Very good ecorestoration activity undertaken by pench tiger reserve staff.
Best wishes for further work
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Very good work
Very good project
An excellent piece of restoration work. Am witness to the complete area which was a concrete jungle turn over in the last two years green. Kudos to the efforts of the national park manager their dedicated staff and watchful superiors. It’s an example as to how nature reclaims and takes over provided we give space and time along with protection. Best wishes.
Saiprakash
Pccf & hoff retired in 2022.
An excellent piece of restoration work. Am witness to the complete area which was a concrete jungle turn over in the last two years green. Kudos to the efforts of the national park manager their dedicated staff and watchful superiors. It’s an example as to how nature reclaims and takes over provided we give space and time along with protection. Best wishes. Saiprakash
Pccf & Hoff retd 2022 Jan.
This project is Amazing
Restoration of degraded areas within the limits of protected area is an important activity to increase capacity of the area to act as home to more wildlife. The activity itself is complex involving deep underdog the basic principles of the local ecosystem and key species as well as abiotic factors which can be limiting in nature. This project exhibits comprehensive work of restoration over a wide area and is an example for such planned restoration activities across the country especially in central Indian landscape.
deep understanding of the basic principles *