At Kalpavriksh, we believe that it is not only important to research and document on conservation-related activities, but also disseminate the knowledge produced to people whom it matters the most. These include policy makers, other conservationist groups, local community-based organizations, research and advocacy groups, local community networks, general public and others, both nationally and globally. Towards that end, Kalpavriksh has made use of all possible media platforms – online and offline – to disseminate information, organized workshops and training programs and, facilitated discussions on relevant topics – offline and online. Going by Kalpavriksh’s philosophy of knowledge being a two-way process – bottom up and top-down, Kalpavriksh also supports local communities in their efforts to generate knowledge and sustain action that helps in achieving just conservation.
- CCA-SA Google group
- Webinar series on CCAs
- CCA Web Portal – on-ground mapping
- People in Conservation Newsletter
- Strengthening CCA network
- Regional meetings
- Policy briefs
- Statements issued by FoC (hyperlink to ‘Press Statement on PMs letter to states on Critical Wildlife Habitat (January 2008’ and ‘Comments on guidelines on Critical Wildlife Habitat under FRA issued by the MoEF in November 2007’)
- Advocacy related
- Policy briefs
- Letters (hyperlink to ‘Petition: Statement Against the Guidelines on Tiger Reserves Submitted by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF)’)
- Mapping PA conflicts
- PA Update newsletter
- Workshops and trainings
- Agro-biodiversity related events
- Campaigns
- Achievements