We build forest dwelling communities’ agency through our work on landscape restoration through nature-based livelihoods and contextual education in the buffer zone of Kanha National Park. Through our interconnected programmes, we aim to improve the community’s core development outcomes while actively restoring local biodiversity.
Nature-based Livelihoods
Our livelihoods programme intends to diversify and enhance community members’ revenue streams while rejuvenating the local ecosystem.
Education Program
Earth Focus Foundation’s education programme supports 1,300+ students in anganwadi and primary school grades, developing curricula rooted in Kanha’s socio-ecological context.
Strengthening Communities
Local Baiga and Gond community members drive our education and livelihoods programmes in all the villages.
20
Villages
40
Anganwadis &
Schools
200
(Acres) Land Restored
1300
Children Impacted
9000
Lives Transformed
71000
Saplings Planted