The general objective of this study is to trace the status of women of Dharapani Women managed Community Forest. This study explore(s) some lessons and challenges related to eco-feminism of forest and effect of patriarchal society whether; the community forests fully managed by women. During the study, primary and secondary data collected by using both quantitative (applied several Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) tools) and qualitative methods (used questionnaires) for data collection. For the study, total 64 households (100%) interviewed. The data of the study had analyzed using both quantitative and descriptive methods. Women are trying to manage spare time for the well management of forest as well as betterment of their family and for their own personality development. Managing time from household works women are utilizing their leisure time for not only seasonal and off seasonal vegetable framing, taking care of children but in social and self-development works. People are managing forest well but not showing eco-feminism. Users do not implement technological approaches; however, they scientifically proved, before testing the local climate and mud.