Youth Eco Care
A landscape across boundaries.
From Gondia in Maharashtra to neighbouring Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh, wetlands, farmland and communities form a connected conservation context.
Gondia & Balaghat
Youth Eco Care is based in Nagra, Gondia, Maharashtra. Its organisation profile identifies the farm-wetland landscape of Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh as a proposed Sarus Crane programme focus.
The wider region contains wetlands, seasonal water systems and agricultural landscapes. Understanding these relationships can help frame responsible habitat and community conservation work.
References to other landscapes in future planning documents, including forest buffers and wildlife corridors, describe possible directions rather than verified active Youth Eco Care projects.
Wetlands up close.
Still water, living edges
Vegetation and shallow margins contribute to the ecological character of a wetland.
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Shared agricultural habitat
A place where birdlife and farming landscapes meet.
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Reading the landscape
Field observations and community context both matter in conservation planning.
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