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Why This Portal
A need to create an open source platform which would serve as a repository of knowledge/data covering the multidimensional nature of Community Conserved Areas to enhance the understanding of the role they play in conservation. This knowledge/data is created by, for and with the people from communities across South Asia who are conserving their territories.
Why This Portal
A need to create an open source platform which would serve as a repository of knowledge/data covering the multidimensional nature of Community Conserved Areas to enhance the understanding of the role they play in conservation. This knowledge/data is created by, for and with the people from communities across South Asia who are conserving their territories.
Total number of CCAs documented :
1109
Total area (hectares) covered by documented CCAs:
1072285.93
Total number of CCAs documented :
1109
Total area (hectares) covered by documented CCAs:
1072285.93
Community Conserved Areas
Ashtamudi Lake
Ecosystem Type: Wetlands and rivers
Area (ha): 3800
Legal Status : NA
Mendha-Lekha
Ecosystem Type: Forest
Area (ha): 1800
Legal Status : CFR under FRA
Sarmoli-Jainti Van P
Ecosystem Type: Forest, Grasslands, Wetlands and rivers, Mountain Ecosystem
Area (ha): 34
Legal Status : Others → Van Panchayat
Kikukimtsu-Musuhkimtoh
Ecosystem Type: Forest, Mountain Ecosystem
Area (ha): 1500
Legal Status : Forest Area under IFA → Unclassed forest
Ecosystem Type: Wetlands and rivers
Area (ha): 3800
Legal Status : NA
Ecosystem Type: Forest
Area (ha): 1800
Legal Status : CFR under FRA
Ecosystem Type: Forest, Grasslands, Wetlands and rivers, Mountain Ecosystem
Area (ha): 34
Legal Status : Others → Van Panchayat
Ecosystem Type: Forest, Mountain Ecosystem
Area (ha): 1500
Legal Status : Forest Area under IFA → Unclassed forest
Whats new on the portal
Amir Khan shares Plutodes costatus, a striking yellow geometrid moth from Nongstoin, Meghalaya. Recorded in a forest habitat, its bold wing pattern makes this small nocturnal moth particularly eye-catching.
Beetles are among India’s most diverse insects, occupying forests, grasslands, wetlands and even urban spaces. Beetles of India brings together observations of this remarkable group, from familiar species to those awaiting identification.