Our Projects
INTEGRATED HABITAT CONSERVATION AND ECO-DEVELOPMENT IN VIDARBHA TIGER LANDSCAPE
Primary Response Teams in 60 Conflict affected villages
Creating local leadership and participation in 60 villages in Brahmapuri Forest Division, in the corridor of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, to ensure a first line of defence in this area to address human - large carnivore conflict.
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Supported by International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN)
Primary Response Teams in 60 Conflict affected villages
Creating local leadership and participation in 60 villages in Brahmapuri Forest Division, in the corridor of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, to ensure a first line of defence in this area to address human - large carnivore conflict.
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Supported by International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN)
INTEGRATED HABITAT CONSERVATION AND ECO-DEVELOPMENT IN VIDARBHA TIGER LANDSCAPE
Sustainable Livelihood in 5 Conflict affected villages
Creating capacity in local women and youth to ensure livelihood alternatives that are sustainable and to reduce their pressure on the forest. This initiative is being done in 5 villages in Brahmapuri Forest Division, in the corridor of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve
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Supported by International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN)
Sustainable Livelihood in 5 Conflict affected villages
Creating capacity in local women and youth to ensure livelihood alternatives that are sustainable and to reduce their pressure on the forest. This initiative is being done in 5 villages in Brahmapuri Forest Division, in the corridor of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve
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Supported by International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN)
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP FOR CONFLICT MITIGATION
Education and Awareness in Local Communities for Mitigation of Human – Tiger/Leopard Conflict
Creating a network of 500 local leaders in 70 villages in the Buffer of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve and the forested corridors with the skills and knowledge to resolve human – tiger / leopard conflict in the region and to create an Early Warning system to minimise threats of attack.
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Supported by U.S Fish and Wildlife Service
Education and Awareness in Local Communities for Mitigation of Human – Tiger/Leopard Conflict
Creating a network of 500 local leaders in 70 villages in the Buffer of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve and the forested corridors with the skills and knowledge to resolve human – tiger / leopard conflict in the region and to create an Early Warning system to minimise threats of attack.
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Supported by U.S Fish and Wildlife Service
TIGER AMBASSADORS - SATPUDA LANDSCAPE TIGER PARTNERSHIP
Addressing Human - Wildlife Conflict through people's participation
A program to create local leadership within communities of 35 villages, situated in fringes and buffer area of Nawegaon Nagzhira Tiger Reserve, Gondia, to minimise the attacks by sloth bears and large carnivores. Creating teams in each village to expand this awareness among their communities, addressing crop raid threats by wild herbivores and encouraging peoples participation in conservation.
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Supported by Saving Wild Tigers and Born Free Foundation
Addressing Human - Wildlife Conflict through people's participation
A program to create local leadership within communities of 35 villages, situated in fringes and buffer area of Nawegaon Nagzhira Tiger Reserve, Gondia, to minimise the attacks by sloth bears and large carnivores. Creating teams in each village to expand this awareness among their communities, addressing crop raid threats by wild herbivores and encouraging peoples participation in conservation.
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Supported by Saving Wild Tigers and Born Free Foundation
TIGER CONSERVATION - SATPUDA LANDSCAPE TIGER PARTNERSHIP
Addressing protection to wildlife and its habitat
We have been working in the Nawegaon Nagzira Tiger Reserve landscape, addressing threats to tigers and habitat, patrols for minimising threats, monitoring presence of wildlife in peripheral areas and water sources, livestock losses by carnivore predation, Camera trapping to monitor presence of large carnivores near villages, rescuing animals, reptiles and birds and much more.
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Supported by Born Free Foundation
Addressing protection to wildlife and its habitat
We have been working in the Nawegaon Nagzira Tiger Reserve landscape, addressing threats to tigers and habitat, patrols for minimising threats, monitoring presence of wildlife in peripheral areas and water sources, livestock losses by carnivore predation, Camera trapping to monitor presence of large carnivores near villages, rescuing animals, reptiles and birds and much more.
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Supported by Born Free Foundation
HUMAN WILDLIFE CONFLICT MITIGATION
Solutions for Conflict in Human Dominated Areas
Understanding the conflict between humans and wild animals (Leopards and Sloth bear) in areas with high human densities, finding solutions for mitigation, and long term management of this co-habitation. TRACT also works towards creating awareness in the urban communities to reduce conflict and to understand their role in securing themselves.
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Supported by the Maharashtra State Forest Department
Solutions for Conflict in Human Dominated Areas
Understanding the conflict between humans and wild animals (Leopards and Sloth bear) in areas with high human densities, finding solutions for mitigation, and long term management of this co-habitation. TRACT also works towards creating awareness in the urban communities to reduce conflict and to understand their role in securing themselves.
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Supported by the Maharashtra State Forest Department
COMMUNITY FOR TIGERS
Support to the Local Community for their participation in Conservation
Providing scholarship for 20 students from the buffer villages of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, to facilitate their ITI courses, thereby creating employment capacity and reducing their dependence on the forest. Working towards improving the quality of the local communities by converging government schemes to ensure an end to open defecation, clean drinking water and employment opportunities.
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Supported by the Serenity Trust
Support to the Local Community for their participation in Conservation
Providing scholarship for 20 students from the buffer villages of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, to facilitate their ITI courses, thereby creating employment capacity and reducing their dependence on the forest. Working towards improving the quality of the local communities by converging government schemes to ensure an end to open defecation, clean drinking water and employment opportunities.
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Supported by the Serenity Trust
JUNGLES PATROLS
Training local youth for protection of Wildlife and Habitat
Field patrols for protection of the wildlife and the habitat in parts of the buffer of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. TRACT teams patrol areas on foot, fight fires, address local issues and identify threats to the wildlife.
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Supported by Born Free Foundation and Wildlife Conservation Trust
Training local youth for protection of Wildlife and Habitat
Field patrols for protection of the wildlife and the habitat in parts of the buffer of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. TRACT teams patrol areas on foot, fight fires, address local issues and identify threats to the wildlife.
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Supported by Born Free Foundation and Wildlife Conservation Trust
CONSOLIDATION OF HABITAT
Voluntary Rehabilitation of Villages
TRACT has worked towards Consolidation of habitat by facilitating the ongoing Government supported Voluntary Rehabilitation of Villages from the core of the Tiger Reserves. A win-win solution that ensures employment opportunities, basic amenities and more to the local communities, and simultaneously ensuring that the core forest becomes inviolate for the wildlife.
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Supported by Wildlife Conservation Trust
Voluntary Rehabilitation of Villages
TRACT has worked towards Consolidation of habitat by facilitating the ongoing Government supported Voluntary Rehabilitation of Villages from the core of the Tiger Reserves. A win-win solution that ensures employment opportunities, basic amenities and more to the local communities, and simultaneously ensuring that the core forest becomes inviolate for the wildlife.
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Supported by Wildlife Conservation Trust
TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS
Capacity building in local communities for livelihood opportunities
Workshops for local youth for building capacity to obtain employment in the available opportunities in the landscape
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Supported by Wildlife Conservation Trust
Capacity building in local communities for livelihood opportunities
Workshops for local youth for building capacity to obtain employment in the available opportunities in the landscape
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Supported by Wildlife Conservation Trust