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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. 

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.

Partnerships we hold close

Meet the partners 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

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