Kassar Trust, Registered Charitable Trust

Deforestation

Over the past 100 years there has been a progressive reduction in the forest cover, deteriorating from the natural mixed forests which once dominated the hills to the mono-culture of pine.

Summer is a bad time for plantations, not only the trees are under severe moisture stress but they are also prone to destruction by fire. Every year thousand of hectares of forest land catch fire during the dry seasons. The real damage is not so much to the larger trees but to young saplings which die as a result of a short but intense heat. Sorag continues to protect its plantation area of 16 hectares and sows seeds and plant saplings (specially grown in the village nursery for this purpose) in the beginning of each monsoon during the festival of Harela.

The Trust protects the village Panchayat forest. Khantoli village had 32 hectares of Panchayat forest which had been walled in by the Forest Department.

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Women, children and the elderly of these villages are even more severely affected where even the basic medical facilities are sometimes well over a day’s march. This is the target group that the Trust aims to help.

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