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Chala Mazya Tadobala

Praful Sawarkar

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Launched by Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR), Chala Mazya Tadobala is a long-running initiative (2015–2025) that promotes conservation through nature education and forest excursions.

Latest Phase (Oct 2023 – Apr 2025) :

Participants :
- 8,321 students and 560 teachers
- From 320 schools across buffer zones and Chandrapur Forest Circle
- Inclusive of 56 students with disabilities
Regional Reach :
- 5,687 students from 115 schools in TATR buffer zone
- 2,526 students from 83 schools in Chandrapur forest circle

Key Objectives :

Raise awareness of forest and wildlife conservation
Reduces human-wildlife conflict through coexistence messaging
Highlight the ecological importance of tigers and forest ecosystems
Encourage community-rooted conservation advocacy

Activities & Impact: :

Mobile Environmental Education Vans reached over 10,000 students
Targeted students from farming and small landholder families
Highlight the ecological importance of tigers and forest ecosystems
Fostered inclusivity, ecological awareness, and local pride

Since its inception in 2015, the program has engaged 60,000+ students, nurturing a new generation of conservation ambassadors who share a deep bond with Tadoba's forests and wildlife.

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