Rajputana Society of Natural History

>50% of the Geographical Area of the Largest Dryland State of India

~100 villages from the deprived areas of Rajasthan

~0.1 million beneficiaries in form of women, children, farmers & youth

~20 million litres of rainwater per year is being harvested in dryland

About Us

The origin of the name of Society lies in the Historic importance of the word “Rajputana”, the common designation to that portion of India which is known to be ‘the abode of princes’ in the British India Era, is the corrupted word of Raethana came out from Rajwara (regal dwellings) now it is Rajasthan. Realizing the need of the Natural History of the Rajputana, the organization was established as loose group in the early part of the first decade of the 21st century. It got legal identity with its registration under the Rajasthan Society Registration Act 1958 on 8th December 2006 at Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Core Values

Aim of Rajputana Society of Natural History is to revive the eco-culture on the concepts of “Aranya Samskruti” and “Prakruti Purush” for the protection and conservation of the natural heritage through mass involvement on the principle of “Conservation Practices for Sustainable Livelihood”

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Research and Development along with systematic documentation and publications in all fields of Natural/Conservation/ Environmental Sciences and Social Sciences;
Advocacy, mass awareness and training programs to mobilize and sensitize the community towards issues related to conservation and preservation of heritage;
Providing support, guidance and consultancy services in the fields of conservation, environment protection, enviro-legal, social, socio-ecological, socio-legal, socio-technical, livelihood etc.
Execution of physical activities related to natural resource management and sustainable livelihood using eco-friendly techniques
Establishing institutes/centres and running relevant educational/ training courses for promotion and encouraging conservation & protection of indigenous and traditional heritage (natural/ecological, cultural, historical, art & knowledge).

Our Vision

To provide Sustainable Platform for Nature Conservation and Human Welfare to achieve Eco-centric Results

Core Values

Public Say

In rural Rajasthan, there is enormous social and cultural inequality between men and women. RSNH helps communities transform gender relations by creating ways for women to come together in their individual.

Women's Empowerment
In the rural villages and urban slums where RSNH, young adults have few organized opportunities or spaces to socialize, get involved in activities, receive job training, or participate in their community.

Youth Development
Half the children in the rural areas where we work do not attend school, and over a third have never been to school. Through our 173 alternative schools, 3 annual Learning Camps and scholarship program,

Education
Strong village institutions are the nucleus for all of RSNH work. For over 40 years, RSNH has slowly built its alternative village governments into spaces where people are able to participate actively .

Local Self Governance

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