Participatory forest management in the Shivalik Hills: experiences of the Haryana Forest Department

TitleParticipatory forest management in the Shivalik Hills: experiences of the Haryana Forest Department
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication1990
AuthorsDhar, S. K., Gupta J. R., Madhu Sarin, and No
Abstract

The Shivalik Hills ecosystem extends from Nepal to Pakistan at the base of the Himalayas, and is a highly erosion prone area, in need of protective measures. This paper is presented in 3 parts: (1) Early experiences with hill resource societies as joint forest managers (Dhar; 11 ref.) - an overview of progress in restoring a degraded ecosystem and establishment of joint forest management procedures; (2) Expanding department capacity to work with forest communities (Gupta); and (3) Working with village groups (Madhu Sarin) - an account including 2 case studies, one of a single village community, and the second of a beat of 4 villages of different social groups.

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