Completed Projects in 2025-26
Conservation of Residential Birds through Distributing Artificial Nests & Water Bowl
in Dhamtari District of Chhattisgarh
We have successfully completed the distribution of 100 artificial nest and 200 water bowls in the vulnerable areas of Dhamtari region of Chhattisgarh. This work is done within 2 months (April-May). We have involved 153 local families in this initiative and successfully provide support to more than 500 residential birds directly. Birds like House Sparrow, Barn Owl, Spotted Owlet, Collar Dove and many other species are our beneficiary under this initiative. This program is funded through crowdfunding activities.
Study of Natural Floral Diversity in Jhargram Forest Division Forest Land
We have conducted a study in Jhargram Forest Division to understand the natural diversity of floral species in each of the forest patches along with understand the quality of diversification of floral species in the CFC lands. This study was based on random quadrate transact survey in each forest patches. This provided us a detailed report of floral species and its diversification forest patch wise. From this data not only the forest diversity has been recorded but also we have studied how the CFC lands are causing more diversification in the forest lands. This project has been funded by the Forest Department of Jhargram Division.
Renovation of School Building of Ambedkar Shiksha Kendra, Cuttack
Ambedkar Shiksha Kendra is educating more than 400 students who come from marginalized poor families who lived in the slum areas of Cuttack, Odisha. But the school is struggling to provide proper facilities for the students. Under our EDM initiatives we have supported this school by helping them renovate the school premises and renovate 3 rooms at first floor and one female bathroom. With this help they can even increases their student strength up to 500 from 400.
Distributing Artificial Nest at Bankura
In collaboration with the Bankura South Forest Department, we have nest boxes for House Sparrow and Barn Owl in the Bankura Town. The major goal of the program is to promote the necessity of bird conservation in the town areas and spread awareness among the masses about the role of these avian community in our town or city areas. A total of 50 nest boxes is distributed with the help of the forest department. Majorly the district office premises are taken as the strategic spots for this activities.
