Sudipto Chatterjee , Sonali Ghosh , Jayanta Sarma , S. K. Barik , B. K. Tewari , Kulen Chandra Das

Abstract

Community Conserved Areas (CCAs) are a category of forests where communities have a stake or ownership and are increasingly getting recognized global recognition. CCAs across the globe are now being documented fortheir biological values, management regimes and conservation significance. Case studies were conducted in three states in North East India to document some of the CCAs in the region.

Keywords

Community Conserved Areas, North-east India, Ownership, Management Regimes

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