PashooPakshee

Its offerings encompass personalized solutions that cater to individual preferences. The customization possibilities extend to presenting the available inventory with personalized branding. Moreover, there is a talent for creating and delivering one-of-a-kind, tailor-made designs that align with the particular tastes of discerning customers. Expertise extends to crafting and delivering unique corporate gifts and carefully curated gift assortments, meticulously designed to harmonize seamlessly with the specific requirements of valued clients.

PashooPakshee is committed to providing holistic and sustainable livelihood solutions to a diverse range of stakeholders, encompassing Government agencies, corporate social responsibility initiatives, and non-profit organisations. Since its establishment in 2016, PashooPakshee has cultivated meaningful partnerships with non-profit entities and Government agencies, actively participating in skill development and livelihood initiatives. The track record includes the successful execution of over 50 comprehensive training programmes, resulting in a positive impact not only within urban communities but also among isolated tribal populations facing the challenges of coexisting in wildlife conflict zones.

Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board (MPTB) and PashooPakshee have collaborated to establish a comprehensive rural livelihood programme, emphasizing the creation of conscientious souvenirs and merchandise that showcase Madhya Pradesh's iconic destinations. The primary goal is to produce high-quality, locally crafted souvenirs adorned with regional motifs and eco-friendly packaging.

The Responsible Souvenir Programme, a facet of the Responsible Tourism Mission, strives to promote the state's art and craft while offering livelihood opportunities to local artisans. This initiative enhances the travel experience by offering destination-specific, responsible souvenirs to travellers.

Conservation Wildlands Trust is an organisation with a dual focus on both community well-being and forest conservation. Founded in 2012, its philanthropic mission centres on community-based wildlife conservation, transforming local relationships with forests from competition to stewardship. Operating primarily in the central Indian landscape, which houses 40% of the nation's tiger population, Pashoo Pakshee collaborates with villages adjoining the Pench Tiger Reserve and forest corridors. Their goal is to help these communities sustain their way of life while safeguarding the forests. Through support from the Pench Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra Forest Departments, they began this work in 2013. Pashoo Pakshee also partners with CWT, offering skill development through stitching schools and training local women to create various products, including soft toys, bags, buffs, and keychains.

Hargila Army, under the leadership of wildlife biologist Purnima Devi Barman, has achieved an exceptional conservation feat. It has transformed the fate of the Greater Adjutant Stork, once on the verge of extinction, into a revered national symbol. Purnima's approach involves engaging people as stewards of these majestic birds. Her relentless efforts since 2008 have led to an impressive eight-fold increase in the local Adjutant population. Pashoo Pakshee initiated the Hargila Army, an all-women conservation team with over 10,500 dedicated members in rural Assam, focused on safeguarding the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork. It pioneered the use of an in-situ artificial breeding platform, setting a precedent for the conservation of similar bird species worldwide. Additionally, Pashoo Pakshee introduced traditional Assamese handloom attire with stork motifs, inspiring more than 400 families to embrace conservation-oriented livelihoods.