Wildlife returns as conservation revives once-barren community...

Wildlife returns as conservation revives once-barren community forest

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KANCHANPUR: Once barren and overgrazed, the Mahakali Community Forest in Krishnapur Municipality-6, Banjariya, has transformed into a lush green habitat thanks to the dedication and scientific management of local forest users. Kamal Prasad Chaudhary, an active member of the user group, shared that the area, previously covered with open fields and invasive Michaha species, is […]

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