Eco-Conservation for Tribal Development

In our country the tribal constitutes 8% of the total population who are marginalised and poverty stricken. We can not neglect the aboriginals, tribals and adivasis and therefore we have to adopt suitable strategy for their socio-economic upliftment. Based on secondary as well as primary sources of data in the most backward, tribal regions of our country, the study focus light on immense significance of forest resources, bio-diversity, interdependence of forests and tribals, shifting cultivation, management of forest eco-system with suitable policy implication. With doubt the study will immensely benefit the researchers, planners, policy maker, tribal administration, anthropologists and general readers and understanding the nature of problems the tribals encounter and in identifying their solution.