The article emphasizes that forests are best protected and restored when local communities—especially tribal and rural populations—are meaningfully involved. Rather than imposing bans or excluding people, it highlights the importance of community-led conservation where traditional knowledge, livelihoods, and ecological stewardship go hand in hand. This approach not only safeguards biodiversity but also supports sustainable livelihoods and regenerates degraded lands.

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