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TNEF is organized by The Nilgiris Foundation Inc.
Event dates: 19th to 23rd December 2023
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Embracing the badaga traditions handed down
The Nilgiris Wild Food Festival 2022 short film, part two, celebrates the custodians of wild food in the Nilgiris - the indigenous people; it highlights the ...
The Nilgiris Wild Food Festival 2022 is part of a larger mission for eco-development initiatives by The Nilgiris Foundation. We are grateful and still and st...
In recent centuries, the impact of human activities on the biosphere
The four-day event aims to forge a deeper interest in forest foods and start a conversation about preserving their future
The Nilgiris Wild Food Festival features four days of celebrations and conversations around indigenous recipes, traditions and culinary knowledge of tribal communities, and sustainable living
The Nilgiris Wild Foods Festival is a four-day annual celebration of wild & cultivated indigenous foods and mostly organically grown local produce of the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve.
The Aadhimalai Pazhangudiyinar Producer Company Ltd (APPCL) .
A simple but delicious recipe from Janagiamma, a leader from the indigenous Kurumba community of the Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu.
What does it mean to be in tune with changing seasons? Janagiamma, a leader of the indigeneous Kurumba community in the Nilgiris, tells us that it’s good to eat millets and bamboo during the monsoons.
Slow food, despite its name, is actually very exciting. Food that is cultivated consciously, prepared according to traditional methods, and eaten with pleasure is slow food.
We wanted to share some of our enjoyment of the cuisine through this brief exploration of some indigenous dishes from the Nilgiris.
A collective of the youth of the Irula tribal community, Porivarai has successfully managed to go beyond sports and games activities to take up sustainable enterprises.
“Beyond The Plate With The Nilgiris Foundation” dives deep into why indigenous cuisine should matter to foodies everywhere
Ms. Snehlata Nath, Founder & Director of Keystone Foundation – has spent almost 3 decades of her life preserving the environment and culture of the indigenous people of the Nilgiris.
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