She shares remedies passed down through generations, speaks about living alongside the forest, and reflects on how tourism and changing forest policies have altered their way of life.

"This is the first time I've had the opportunity to talk about climate change through art. It's giving our thoughts a canvas,"

Jal Sahelis reviving local water management are challenging the Ken-Betwa Link Project’s controversial vision of development and water security in Bundelkhand.

For decades, she stood alongside the women of Dengajhari to protect their forests, restore the landscape and strengthen the community’s relationship with its commons.

Women from Rabha tribe in Andu Basti forest village of West Bengal are preserving their community practices by running learning centres, rejuvenating unused common land, and taking pioneering decision-making in cropping

Homestay based ecotourism, renewal of locally appropriate architecture, documentation and revalidation of traditional knowledge and skills, to reconnect with its culture and nature.

Cancel the project which will only benefit the political-contractor lobby, compensate the people, and implement decentralized alternatives to make Bundelkhand water-secure.

The government must initiate a consultative and transparent process for designing comprehensive reforms in our education system, including in the manner in which competitive exams are conducted.

Conservation policies have often treated forests as spaces that must be protected from people. The Niyamgiri experience challenges this assumption.