Conserving Forests
and Other Natural Ecosystems
 We are fostering a harmonious ecosystem where humans and wildlife thrive together. Our efforts together with the forest department and communities address the challenges of shared spaces by promoting coexistence through innovative, actionable solutions.
 Mitigating climate change, Conserving natural Ecosystems
and building a sustainable future for Coexistence.
 Mitigate man animal conflict, Reduction of perpheral villages dependence on forest resources, Periphery management and discipline. (fringe villages).
 Mitigating
Man Animal Conflict
 Mitigate man animal conflict, Reduction of perpheral villages dependence on forest resources, Periphery management and discipline. (fringe villages).
 Mitigating
Man Animal Conflict
 Invasive flaura managment, Natural water body revival, Rainwater harvesting structures, Check dams, anicut dams. Mitigating Forest Fires/wildfire. Protecting vulnerable species.
 Habitat
Management Support forest guards and forest protection infrastructure, Renewable energy equipment to forest Guards, anti-poaching Camps, Support camps and staff with Safe drinking water, Extreme weather clothing, Protection gear,
 Capacity
Building Fragile Mangrove ecosystems like the Sunderbans with solutions towards electric mobility, mangrove conservation, apart from mangrove species plantations, working towards flora and fauna conservation of lesser cats like Jungle cats, Leopard Cats, Fishing cats etc. Mangrove
Conservation Fragile Mangrove ecosystems like the Sunderbans with solutions towards electric mobility, mangrove conservation, apart from mangrove species plantations, working towards flora and fauna conservation of lesser cats like Jungle cats, Leopard Cats, Fishing cats etc. Mangrove
Conservation

15+

Protected Landscapes Supported

150

KM Solar Water Districution Networks

800M

Litres Rainwater Harvesting Capacity

500+

Forest Personnel Supported

Mitigating climate change, Conserving natural Ecosystems and building a sustainable future for Coexistence.

We are fostering a harmonious ecosystem where humans and wildlife thrive together. Our efforts together with the forest department and communities address the challenges of shared spaces by promoting coexistence through innovative, actionable solutions.

  • India records approximately 100,000 human-wildlife conflict cases reported annually. These conflicts often result from habitat loss, encroachment, and climate change, leading to negative impacts on both human and wildlife populations.
  • Strategically managing buffer zones has reduced forest resource dependency in 75% of targeted communities.
  • Early-Warning Systems implemented in high-risk regions, reducing wildlife intrusion incidents by 30% over the past few years.

Habitat Management

Restoring ecosystems through water conservation, buffer zone management, forest restoration, and conflict mitigation measures.

Clean Energy Infrastructure

Deploying solar-powered systems, electric mobility, and renewable infrastructure across protected landscapes.

Community Livelihoods

Strengthening tribal livelihoods through sustainable value chains, women-led enterprises, and community-led conservation.

Our
footprint

15 Tiger Reserves

Our
Presence

1mn

hectares of Protected area impacted due to habitat conservation measures. (RTR, RVTR, STR,

280

KW of Solar Power Support for Antipoaching, anti-grazing infrastructure

150

Kilometers of solar powered water distribution network in protected areas

NTFP

Value chains across India, supporting tribal populations on Livelihoods

800

Million litres of rainwater harvesting capacity preserved and augmented within protected reserves

250

HP of Solar Powered water distribution infrastructure in Protected Reserves

500

Forest guards, watchers supported till date.

5

Sustainable Development targets

Picture 1