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Restoration should not prioritise trees or grasses but the ability of the ecosystem to switch between savanna and woodland
Grasslands and open forests (open natural ecosystems or ONEs) have been considered ‘wastelands’ since colonial times and targeted for restoration through tree planting. In this study, we use paleo-records to understand if Central India has a history of ONEs, and we find that the sites in our study region were often savanna in the last ten thousand years. This does upend the current understanding of the forests as a close canopy system that have recently been degraded into bec
Conserving Central India
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Member Profile - Vipul Gupta
1. How did your journey begin? - What drew you to conservation work and when did you start? I have had a deep connection with the ...
Conserving Central India
May 29, 20244 min read


Member Profile - Ameen Charles
1. How did your journey begin? - What drew you to conservation work and when did you start? After completing my college education, I...
Conserving Central India
Feb 9, 20244 min read


Member Profile - Prajakta Hushangabadkar
1. How did your journey begin? - What drew you to conservation work and when did you start? Growing up in the suburban area of Amravati...
Conserving Central India
Nov 15, 20235 min read


Ethnobotanical research on local medicinal plant use in Central India
Around 60-80% of India's population relies on plant-based medicines for primary healthcare despite the availability of modern treatments....
Dhruvika Lakhmani
Jul 24, 20234 min read


Detecting Forest and Agriculture Burned Areas of Central India
Biomass burning is a global environmental concern that leads to loss of vegetation, pollution and health hazards. Therefore, it is...

Satvik Parashar
Jul 24, 20234 min read


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