Awareness campaigns on the Forest Rights Act (FRA) 2006 are empowering forest-dependent communities to recognize, claim, and exercise their rights over traditional forest resources. Through wall posters, village meetings, and community discussions, women, youth, and marginalized groups are gaining critical knowledge about democratic forest governance, community stewardship, and their legal rights under the FRA. By taking legal awareness directly to the grassroots, these initiatives are strengthening the role of Gram Sabhas, encouraging collective participation, and building community confidence to protect, conserve, and sustainably manage forests. The campaign is fostering a stronger sense of ownership, accountability, and collective action toward ecological conservation and community-led forest governance.