There is a great deal for us to learn from Indigenous People!
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Indigenous people thrive sustainably as they have adapted to Nature's boundaries unlike Modern Man of Industrial Societies who ty to tame Mother Nature to one's requirements ... in the process decimating Nature's bounties. Agrometeorological limits are the centrepiece of indigenes' lifestyle. Another example of Nature friendly lifestyle of the Indigenes. This picture shows how their traditional lifestyle helps them browbeat natural disasters. The indigenous peoples' traditional wisdom of medicinal use of forest produce has, in the day and age of industrial pharmaceuticals - highlighted the use of Nature's remedies. Amla or gooseberry has immense medicinal properties that help reverse drug resistance - effectively mitigating onset of multiple organ failure that diabetes triggers. Tribal woman on the southern shore of the River Cauvery deposits collection of Minor Forest Produce -Blue berry (Syjisium cuminii) aso referred to as Jambos in the Cauvery Wildli