”Sundarbans: Lives, Livelihoods and Landscapes” weaves stories of the natural heritage of the largest delta and mangrove forests of the world. In a nature scape where the ground beneath one's feet is constantly fleeting, the forests function as a space that gives generously and takes mercilessly. The confluence of endangered species and unpredictable livelihoods - is a tale that ties faith and ecology, resulting in coexistence amongst vulnerabilities.
The people of the Nilgiris, nestled in the hills of Southern India, share a deep connection with their land. They have spent centuries understanding the nuances of nature, embracing age-old traditions passed down through generations. One such practice is beekeeping, an integral part of their lives that provides sustenance and forms a unique bond between the people and their environment.
