New Delhi: Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) has contributed ₹50 lakh to the Palamu Tiger Conservation Foundation to support wildlife conservation and biodiversity protection initiatives at the Palamu Tiger Reserve in Jharkhand.
The cheque was handed over by Arbind Kumar Thakur, Senior General Manager (Mining) and Head of Project, DVC Tubed Coal Mines, Latehar.
Support for Conservation Programs in Palamu Tiger Reserve
The contribution was formally received by senior forest officials, including the Chief Conservator of Forests and Field Director, along with the Deputy Director of the reserve.
The funds will be used to strengthen key conservation activities such as:
- Wildlife protection and monitoring
- Habitat restoration and management
- Anti-poaching operations
- Eco-development and community engagement programs
These efforts aim to enhance long-term ecological sustainability in the reserve.
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Strengthening Biodiversity Protection in Jharkhand
The Palamu Tiger Reserve is one of India’s significant tiger habitats and plays a vital role in preserving endangered species and maintaining ecological balance in the region.
Financial assistance from public sector undertakings like DVC is expected to support:
- Improved forest protection measures
- Better wildlife monitoring systems
- Community-based conservation initiatives
- Sustainable ecosystem development
Corporate Commitment to Environmental Sustainability
DVC stated that the initiative reflects its continued commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable development. The organisation has been actively involved in supporting projects that promote ecological balance and conservation in areas where it operates.
The contribution highlights the importance of collaboration between public sector enterprises and forest authorities in safeguarding India’s natural heritage.
About DVC
Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) is a Government of India organisation engaged in power generation, flood control, and irrigation in the Damodar Valley region. Over the years, DVC has also supported several environmental and social initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable development and ecological conservation.
