Natural Resources Management (NRM) refers to the sustainable utilization of major natural resources, such as land, water, air, minerals, forests, fisheries, and wild flora and fauna. Together, these resources provide the ecosystem services that underpin human life. Concern for natural resources management Overall the exploitation of natural resources by growing population resulted in various severe problems. Destruction of vegetation has resulted in land degradation, denudation, soil erosion, landslides, floods, drought and unbalanced ecosystems. A balanced ecosystem is an urgent need. The demographic and socio-economic pressures notwithstanding, the unmindful agricultural intensification, over use of marginal lands, imbalanced use of fertilizers, organic matter depletion and deteriorating soil health, extensive 2 diversion of prime agricultural lands to non-agricultural uses, misuse and inefficient use of irrigation water, depleting aquifers, salination of fertile lands and water logging, deforestation, biodiversity loss and genetic erosion, and climate change are the main underlying causes.

MPSSS too plays a major role in safeguarding the natural resource management by adopting organic farming practices. In our working areas, almost 12300 farmers have adopted organic agricultural practices. There are 9753 farmers who are cultivating the local millets which have no harm to the environment.  Till now, around 95000 plants have been planted and measures are taken to protect them also. 

Apart from this,

        ØCheck Dam Repair – 1765

         ØBoribandhan (Sack Dam) construction – 1876

   ØIFR – 75/1385 and Revenue Land – 56/101