Lion-Elephant corridor will be recreated in the Terai region.
Environmental education for students in primary and secondary level will be made mandatory.
In various environment-friendly camps, teachers dedicated to environmental studies will be rewarded with extra pay for helping the government.
Schools doing outstanding work related to environment will be rewarded.
Wildlife Conservation Institute-Etawah will be established.
To make farmers Sarus friendly, they will be given monetary incentives under the Sarus Mitr scheme.
Funding for research in conservation and environmental management will be provided.
Forestry and environmental management in various institutions across the state concerned will be expanded as a subject.
Before dumping into the water bodies, the discharge will be first inspected and treated. (This will be on the same lines of the successful Gomti River Project)
Use of environment friendly production techniques and underwater flow will be promoted to prevent the harmful discharge of effluent.
