Capacity Building of Forest Dependent Communities through Organic Farming in Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary of North Kannada District, Karnataka, India
Grantee Name: Ganapati Bhat
- Hotspot
- Western Ghats and Sri Lanka
- Location
- India
- Amount
- $7,740
- Dates
- Nov 2009 – Jan 2011
- Keywords
- Agriculture, Agrochemicals, Buffer zones
Identify major native species threatened by intensive chemical agriculture on selected farms in and around Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary and assess the positive effect of organic farming on endemic biodiversity. Project also aims to document indigenous agricultural knowledge in reducing the effect of chemicals on flora and fauna, while promoting organic farming with active participation of stakeholders and minimizing the use of inorganic inputs to crops.
1 Enable action by diverse communities and partnerships to ensure conservation of key biodiversity areas and enhance connectivity in the corridors
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