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2015-01-15 6:14 GMT-08:00 AYUSH Adivasi Yuva Shakti <ay...@adiyuva.in>: > > > Tribespeople illegally evicted from ‘Jungle Book’ tiger reserve > 14 January 2015 > [image: Tribal peoples like the Baiga are the best conservationists. But > they face eviction from their ancestral homelands in the name of tiger > conservation.] > <http://assets.survivalinternational.org/pictures/8910/ind-bai-s-2013-07_screen.jpg> > Tribal peoples like the Baiga are the best conservationists. But they face > eviction from their ancestral homelands in the name of tiger conservation. > © Survival International > > Tribal people have been forcibly and illegally evicted from India’s Kanha > Tiger Reserve – home of Kipling’s The Jungle Book – in the name of tiger > conservation. Across India, many more face a similar threat > <http://www.survivalinternational.org//about/tigers>. > > Evicted tribespeople report that the Forest Department threatened to > release elephants to trample their houses and crops if they did not leave > immediately. > > The area is the ancestral home of the Baiga and Gond tribes, who face a > desperate future without their forests > <http://www.survivalinternational.org/progresscankill>. > > The families were harassed for years to leave the reserve. When they were > finally evicted, they received no land or help in establishing their lives > outside. Months after their eviction, families report that they have > received only a fraction of the compensation they were expecting – others > have received nothing. > > “We got some money, but we are lost – wandering in search of land. Here > there is only sadness. We need the jungle,” a tribesperson evicted from > Jholar village in Kanha said. > [image: This man’s whole community was evicted from Kanha Tiger Reserve. > Villagers report that guards threatened to release elephants on them.] > <http://assets.survivalinternational.org/pictures/3495/ind-bai-uh-2012-01_screen.jpg> > This man’s whole community was evicted from Kanha Tiger Reserve. Villagers > report that guards threatened to release elephants on them. > © Survival > > The communities have now been scattered among the surrounding villages. > Their rights to stay in, live from, and protect their forests are enshrined > in Indian law. > > One Baiga man told Survival International, the global movement for tribal > peoples’ rights, before the eviction, “They want to give us money. We don’t > want money. We want land. Money doesn’t mean anything to us. It comes and > it goes.” > > *Watch moving interviews with the residents of Jholar village in Kanha > tiger reserve, who have now been evicted (filmed in 2012):* > > > Tribal families evicted for “tiger conservation” > <http://www.survivalinternational.org/films/baiga>Moving first-hand > accounts by the residents of Jholar village in Kanha tiger reserve, who > have now been evicted (filmed in 2012) > > Survival has written to the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), which has > been providing infrastructural support, training and equipment for > frontline Forest Department staff. > > Tribal peoples are the best conservationists. Survival’s "Parks Need > Peoples" <http://www.survivalinternational.org/parks> campaign challenges > the current model of conservation. Conservation programs must stick to > international law, protect tribal peoples’ rights to their lands, ask them > what help they need in protecting their lands, listen to them, and then be > prepared to back them up as much as they can. > [image: While tribal people have been illegally evicted from Kanha Tiger > Reserve – home of the 'Jungle Book' – tourists are welcomed in.] > <http://assets.survivalinternational.org/pictures/9750/royal-bengal-tiger-kanha-cut_screen.jpg> > While tribal people have been illegally evicted from Kanha Tiger Reserve – > home of the 'Jungle Book' – tourists are welcomed in. > © Survival > > Survival’s Director Stephen Corry said today, “What’s happening in Kanha > epitomizes the ugly side of the conservation industry – thousands of > tourists career through the park in noisy jeeps, clamoring to take photos > of the beleaguered tigers. Meanwhile, Baiga communities that have carefully > managed the tiger’s habitat over generations are annihilated by forced > evictions. The irony appears to be lost on the conservationists. If India > doesn’t allow the Baiga and Gond to return and prevent further villagers > being kicked out, these communities will be completely destroyed. Evicting > tribes won’t save the tiger.” > > *Notes to editors:* > > - In a similar eviction in December 2013, 32 Khadia families were moved > out of Similipal Tiger Reserve > <http://www.survivalinternational.org/news/10239> in Odisha state and > were living in dire conditions under plastic sheets. They have not received > the compensation they were promised. > - Read Survival’s letter to WWF > <http://assets.survivalinternational.org/documents/1344/141218lettertowwfindia.pdf> > (pdf, > 454 KB) > - Read Survival’s letter to the National Tiger Conservation Authority > concerning the illegal evictions from Kanha and Similipal Tiger Reserves > <http://assets.survivalinternational.org/documents/1345/150112-letter-ntca.pdf> > (pdf, > 482 KB) > - Indian and international law require that the authorities must prove to > the communities that their co-existence with the wildlife is impossible; > that communities’ forest rights are processed; and that they have given > their free, prior and informed consent to the move. None of these > conditions were fulfilled in Kanha. > > -- > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Biodiversity mechanism, Engineering & Management concepts, Health & > Medicine science, Agricultural & Plant science, Human Values, art & > handicrafts, music & dance all are Embeded in Tribal Culture. Todays urgent > need to preserve this traditional knowledge to save our planet, Natuer & > people. 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