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Forest Plants of the Nilgiris- North eastern Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve The North Eastern part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve(NBR), has a wide variation of flora ranging from the dry decides, riparian forest and grassland. the fourth in a part of series, this field guide covers the dominant plants of this zone.
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Wild food Kanada Book_Sholiga janavana aahara This booklet, fourth in the series, documents the indigenous knowledge of the sholiga communities in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. This book is about food from the forest.
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Irula Wild food-pillur book final with Index This booklet, the third in the series , documents the indigenous knowledge of communities in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. The current publication contains the wild food plants of the Irula of the Pillur region.
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Beyond forest boundaries_final version_nov2021 A collection of short stories of people and wildlife.
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Living with Gaur_Tamil
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Tree Fall Gap_(Organizational Structure)
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Ecological Monitoring Workshop_Auroville_Nov_05
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Book on proceedings of the biodiversity and livelihoods conference_ march 2009
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Living with Gaur
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Keystone Handbook on Honey Hunting
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Adivasis and Livelihoods
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Land And Adivasis
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Honey Hunters and Bee Keepers of Tamilnadu
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Honey Trails in the Blue Mountains
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Protocols for Harvest This resource pack emphasizes sustainable harvesting practices for Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) to balance conservation and livelihoods. It provides guidelines and methodologies for community-based ecological monitoring, incorporating ecological parameters, indigenous knowledge, and traditional practices.
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Forest plants of the Nilgiri's_Southern Nilgiri
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Forest plants of the Nilgiri's _ Northern Nilgiri The southern part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve has a wide variation of flora ranging from the dry deciduous, riparian forest and grassland. The third in a five part series, this field guide covers the dominant plants of this zone.
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Forest plants of the Nilgiri's _ Eastern Nilgiri The book contains primary work with adivasis or indigenous people of Nilgiris Eastern Slopes, the Kurumbas and the Irulas, especially those who have a special affinity to the forest. Years of work in the forests of the Nilgiris, vividly conveyed the high diversity of this region.
