All economic activity must be regenerative, in that it sustains the ecological and socio-cultural conditions it depends on for a thriving society

A reflection on the prospects and potential for communities and their natural resources in the light of their own traditions, inner character and the forces impinging upon them.

Testimonies of communities resisting and reconstructing, the beauty in struggle, resilience and strength found in being fully alive in troubled times.

Mahua seed harvesting practices of the tribals are non-invasive & can promote conservation.

How the modern world can learn from Indigenous cultures

To what length Government policies can enable local communities to come up with ecologically friendly conservation measures?

Living in a non-colonising way; resistance coupled with alternatives, often conceived of as prefigurative politics, can indeed lead to justice, equity, and sustainability.

One compelling idea being put forward is that of bioregional forms of governance, which start from the biophysical realities of ecosystems, which are particular and even unique to places.

As we move ahead trying to resolve our challenges with a changing planet, mutual aid and attribution may be our keys to an equitable future.