Land Conflict Watch

IIn Khongdei Khuman, a Naga village in Manipur, children once accompanied their elders deep into the forest to hunt. These trips taught children about the forest, its wildlife and the customs that governed how the community lived.

Those lessons continue.

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Position Filled!

Thank you to everyone who applied for and expressed interest in the role.

We would like to inform that the position has now been filled. We received an overwhelming number of applications and regret that we are unable to respond to each applicant individually.

In the hills of Surumi, Koraput district, lie nearly 365 acres of forest, home to cashew, mahua and kusum trees, medicinal plants and four sacred groves.

These forests and sacred groves are protected
by the community through generations-old traditions and beliefs.

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Registrations are now open!

We are excited to invite you to Lay of the Land: A Decade of Documenting India’s Changing Landscapes, a four-day gathering marking ten years of LCW.

8-11 Dec 2026 | India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
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Every year, the people of Panzath, Kashmir gather for Rohanposh, a centuries-old tradition that brings together spring cleaning, fishing & remembrance of the departed.

The festival is the community’s way of keeping alive the waters that sustain generations.

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