By volunteering with the Harela Society, Pithoragarh youth have found different ways to make the conservation of nature a part of their daily lives.

The tribe’s resilience is based on an intellectual heritage—one taught not in writing but in oral lore, manual skills, and naturalist knowledge.

The use of a visual medium helps transcend the differences in language across the northeast region

A dying river is sought to be conserved by ensuring a steady stream of young, local foot soldiers involved in her protection.

इससे महिलाएं आत्मनिर्भर हुई हैं, उनके परिवार की आर्थिक स्थिति मजबूत हुई है, बच्चों की शिक्षा बेहतर हुई है।

Alaap has taken on a mountain of a challenge - restoring Himalayan native forests, involving community and engaging with government

Learning how to measure their land, mark boundaries, draw up lists of forest produce and plan secure livelihoods based on these.

A song that is an ultimatum to the authorities that the community will protect what is rightfully theirs

Maps of vegetation are scientifically compiled from contributions by students who get to understand adverse impacts of invasive plants.