Youth Eco Care
For every living
landscape.
Conservation is about more than wildlife. It is about wetlands, working landscapes and the communities whose futures are connected to nature.
Where people and nature meet.
From wetlands and paddy fields to forest-edge villages, biodiversity depends on relationships that deserve to be understood and protected.
Based in Nagra, Gondia, Youth Eco Care Bahuudeshiya Sanstha is a grassroots organisation with a broad environmental and community development mandate. Its conservation direction gives particular attention to Sarus Crane landscapes, wetlands, local stewardship and learning through nature.
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Care rooted in place.
Living alongside the Sarus Crane
Understanding breeding habitats, farming landscapes and shared responsibilities.
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The value of living wetlands
Protecting ecological functions, seasonal water patterns and native vegetation.
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Learning with communities
Youth participation, nature education and local knowledge in conservation.
Explore story ↗A wetland is not just water. It is a habitat, a livelihood and a shared responsibility.
Conservation becomes more meaningful when ecological science and lived experience inform one another.
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Look closer.
A life shared with paddy fields
Why the Sarus Crane is inseparable from the agricultural landscapes it inhabits.
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What camera traps can tell us
Discover how careful monitoring helps reveal wildlife presence without direct observation.
Explore story ↗Why wetlands change with the seasons
Understanding shallow water, aquatic vegetation and the rhythm of a wetland.
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