Tree Planting Initiatives: Vegetation in 304 acres of community lands has been improved, with over 134 farmers across 8 villages benefiting. A variety of fruit trees, such as mango, amla, and cashew, are being cultivated to diversify income streams.

Innovative Watering Techniques: Earthen pots are used to ensure water retention for saplings, particularly in dry summer periods.

Expansion Plans: Plans are in place to expand agroforestry efforts to over 650 acres.

Watershed management: Adopting a ‘watershed’ approach, we have built 5 rock-fill dams and 2 check-walls in community lands. This is part of the restoration of 140 acres of forest, for which the water-bodies on the streams are central. These structures have considerably slowed down the flow of rainwater through natural culverts and resulted in the formation of large rain-water reservoirs which are seeping into nearby lands, increasing their water retention, making water available during summer for wildlife/livestock, re-greening degraded forest lands, improving groundwater recharge, aiding in agriculture, and attracting prey animals.