Biodiversity loss and land degradation threaten both wildlife and society. The communities of the proposed site struggle to reconcile to the situation of HEC arising from this situation which impacting their life and livelihood. In this context, the proposed project aims to develop an integrated model which can benefit both humans and elephants through introducing nature-based solution involving community. The project will restore 20 ha land, benefits over 800 beneficiaries (about 50% of women), established community-managed nurseries involving local women, document homestead garden biodiversity and associated practices of the project site. In addition, at least 40 ha land will be under improved practices by this project. Most importantly, the proposed activity model can be scaled up in future for the well-being of society and biodiversity conservation. The project will also give special focus on sensitizing and building capacities to individuals from different age groups. 5 NGOs, 3 BMCs and local youth & women will be trained and handhold to achieve set proposed objective. This project will involve stakeholders from the community and line department for convergence. The proposed project will contribute to GEF Core indicator 3, 4 and 11.