The project was able to the religious belief of older generation and blend with the enthusiasm of young generation to conserve the Taudaha Lake. The project also proved that artwork such as drama, peom, poetry, paintings could be effective tools to sensitise both younger and older generation to conserve the lake.

While demarcating the Taudaha boundary, a campaign- "My Taudaha" was launched. During this campaign, local people from all walks of life including students, local youths, women and elder people participated in different awareness activities such as drama, song, peem, poetry and painting competition and exhibition, sending powerful message to all on the importance of conserving the Taudaha lake and developing sense of local ownership. Traditional musical instruments were played arond the Lake boundary to demarcate the Lake. The project ensured periodic oranisation of Theatre Workshops in different schools by inviting parents and local civil society members to further enhance the environmental stewardship. The project also produced Leaflets stressing its importance and a video documentary highlighting the conservation efforts.

The local people organised a religious offering ceremony locally called as Dhanya Parva in the premises of the Taudaha Lake. With the earning from the festival and also from the support from Department of Urban Housing Development and Building Construction, the local community built a Taudaha Gate and a concrete stairway to promote ecotorism activities.

The project however could not promote fisheries nor boating activities due to sacred belief of the pond. On the other hand, the project supported a number of income generation activities such as vegetable farming, goat rearing, beekeeping, pickle making and vermi-composting.