India’s forest management has shifted dramatically from colonial-era centralized timber extraction to post-independence scientific control, then—via the 1980 Forest Conservation Act, 1988 National Forest Policy and 2006 Forest Rights Act—toward incl
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Let’s talk about something that has the power to change the world – reforestation. In simple terms, reforestation means planting trees in areas where forests once thrived but have been lost due to deforestation....
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Step into a world where every corner of the land tells a story of life in its most diverse and vibrant forms. This is what biodiversity in India truly feels like—an ever-evolving masterpiece of nature..
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Imagine a place where life thrives in unimaginable abundance, where the air is thick with the songs of birds and the rustling of leaves..
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In the lush, verdant landscapes of India, Indigenous communities stand as vigilant guardians of the forests, embodying a profound connection to nature that transcends generations..
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Indias forests are not just vast stretches of greenery; they are vibrant ecosystems teeming with life and cultural significance..
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