A rare set of essays examines how conservation systems crafted in an era of state dominance can work better in a time of private enterprise, civic action and science
The compensatory afforestation is to sweep across more than 4,000 acres in 16 villages, impacting hundreds of residents--predominantly Adivasis, or indigenous communities, also called scheduled tribes
The whole focus has shifted to spending money rather than arresting forest loss. Funds have to be spent even if land is not available.