Meet Jadav Paeng Molai -Forest Man of India

Jadev Payeng Molai converted a 1360 Acre land into forest single handed. In the year 1979, he witnessed the death of many reptiles such as snakes due to excess heat. He saw these snakes being washed into the treeless sandbar after floods.

Jadav Payeng Molai was born in Assam in 1963. He belongs to Mishing tribe. He is married and has three children. For the living of the family, Jadev sells the milk of the buffaloes and cattle’s which he has kept on his farm. Some of his cattle are even abandoned by the wildlife as he lives in the jungle but he does not blame animals for it rather the people who carry out encroachment and destruction activities in the forest.

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He was just 16 years old and he asked the nearby villagers and his elders about the loss of wildlife and the reason for it. He was explained that due to deforestation these creatures have lost their homes and so they are disappearing. He even asked the forest department for a solution to it He was further answered back to plant trees himself. Thus, this was the time which urged him to plant Bamboo in the area which was being washed away by the floods. For the plantation activity, he located a riverine island on the Bank of River Brahmaputra and started to plan the saplings. For three decades he planted saplings every day. Bamboo platform was built by him on the top of each sapling. This was done to place the earthen pots with small holes on it for the water to drip on the plants. In the year 1980, he worked with the forestry division of Golaghat district where the scheme was launched of tree plantation on 200 hectares of land. He worked there for five years even after the other workers have left. He did everything to convert the area into the forest.

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First Aid ;

First Aid (wilderness first aid in particular) can help a person survive and function with injuries and illnesses that would otherwise kill or incapacitate him/her. Common and dangerous injuries include: Burns, drowsiness,Headche.

Shelter:

A shelter can range from a natural shelter, such as a cave, overhanging rock outcrop, or fallen-down tree, to an intermediate form of man-made shelter such as a debris hut, tree pit shelter, or snow cave, to completely man-made structures such as a tent or longhouse

Fire

 Making fire is recognized in the sources as significantly increasing the ability to survive physically and mentally. Lighting a fire without a lighter or matches, e.g. by using natural flint and steel with tinder, is a frequent subject of both books on survival and in survival courses. There is an emphasis placed on practicing fire-making skills before venturing into the wilderness. 

Food 

fruits,Mushroom ,edible nuts,edible moss, and algae can be searched and if needed, prepared (mostly by boiling). With the exception of leaves, these foods are relatively high in calories, providing some energy to the body.

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Jadev Payeng Molai has received awards in Jawaharlal Nehru University in the year 2012 for his work The Indian Institute of Forest Management awarded him for his achievement in the year 2013. Even he is a Padma Shree award receiver for being the fourth highest civilian in India. He received this award in the year 2015. JNU Vice Chancellor Sudhir Kumar Spoory names him as the Forest Man of India.

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Jadev explains that his awards make him the happiest person. Seeing his friends as Engineers and doing good jobs doesn’t make him feel low as the forest is him home now and his awards are the achievement for him. He even said that every individual should plant two trees so as to make the region a greener one

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