विश्व पृथ्वी दिवस पर युवाओं व कंपनियों से किया प्रकृति संरक्षण का आह्वान देहरादून/नैनीताल: विश्व पृथ्वी दिवस 2025 के अवसर पर aadivasi.org के संस्थापक और पर्यावरणविद डॉ. विक्रांत तिवारी ने नैनीताल जिले के हरिनगर वन पंचायत में आयोजित सामुदायिक कार्यक्रम…
For 68-year-old Koyal Devi, the forests of Jharkhand have been more than just trees and rivers—they have been her home, heritage, and lifeline. Growing up in a Santhal tribal village, she learned from an early age how to respect nature,…
In a world where extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and biodiversity loss are becoming the norm, climate change is no longer a distant threat—it’s a reality impacting millions. While governments and corporations invest billions in environmental sustainability, the question…
As environmental concerns take center stage in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, an increasing number of companies are stepping up to support large-scale tree plantations. Aadivasi Welfare Foundation (AWF), a proud actor in the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, is leading…
One of AWF’s key initiatives focuses on promoting tribal artisan products as a means of livelihood. New Delhi: India’s tribal communities have a rich history of living in harmony with nature, but in recent years, these communities have faced challenges that threaten their…
New Delhi [India], January 13: In regions where nature and human habitation collide, challenges are immense and urgent. Shrinking wildlife corridors, escalating man-elephant conflicts, and dwindling rural livelihoods highlight the pressing need for environmental conservation in India. Amidst these crises, the…
Zeenat’s journey underscores the urgent need for restoring wildlife corridors to ensure tiger survival. Zeenat, a tigress recently relocated to the Simlipal Tiger Reserve in Odisha, has captured the attention of wildlife experts and conservationists alike. Her journey—traversing nearly 150…
India’s tribal communities have a rich history of living in harmony with nature, but in recent years, these communities have faced challenges that threaten their traditional livelihoods. The Aadivasi Welfare Foundation (AWF) is taking a transformative approach to address these…
The recent outbreak of forest fires in two of India’s most critical wildlife sanctuaries, the Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary in Jharkhand and the Simlipal Tiger Reserve in Odisha, has left us deeply saddened and concerned. The devastation caused by these fires,…
The Santhal tribe is India’s third biggest tribe. Santhal, sometimes written Santal, means “calm, peace.” They used to live in small, self-sufficient villages in Jharkhand’s hills and woodlands. They engaged in hand-to-mouth economy, subsistence agriculture, hunting, and gathering. However, due…
