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  • We foster the ‘Jugalbandi’ of people and nature in the Central Indian landscape by linking diverse knowledge systems with collaborative action.

    Jugalbandi Exploring the duality and the dance of people's livelihoods and ecological integrity in Central India. 

  • हम विविध प्रकार की ज्ञान प्रणालियों के सहयोग से मध्य भारतीय परिदृश्य में

    लोगों और प्रकृति की 'जुगलबंदी' को बढ़ावा देते हैं

    जुगलबंदी  मध्य भारत में लोगों की आजीविका और पारिस्थितिक अखंडता के द्वंद्व और नृत्य की खोज

  • विविध ज्ञानप्रणाल्या आणि सहकार्यात्मक कृती यांचा संगम साधून, आम्ही मध्य भारतातील

    लोक आणि निसर्ग यांच्यातील ‘जुगलबंदी’ला चालना देतो.

    जुगलबंदी मध्य भारतातील लोकांची उपजीविका आणि पर्यावरणीय अखंडता ह्यांच्यातील द्वैत व समतोल ह्यांच्या शोधातआहे.

The Central Indian Landscape Symposium (CILS) is a biennial convening that brings together

researchers, conservation practitioners, organisations, and other stakeholders working across the Central Indian landscape.

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The landscape we call home

Our work is grounded in the Central Indian landscape — one of the most significant tiger habitats in India and the world, and a place where farmland, forest, and community life are closely intertwined.

Collaborations we hold close

Meet the collaboraters who make our work more meaningful

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The network work is built on collaboration. If you are a researcher, practitioner, farmer organisation, funder, or institution working on related questions — in Central India or beyond — we would welcome the conversation. Write to us at conservingcentralindia@gmail.com

Latest Resources from the Network

From our field diaries

Get the latest updates & insights from our work on the ground in the Central India Landscape

Know what is happening in the Heart of India

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