Climate Change in India
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An event took place in Gudalur to raise awareness about the dangers of using recreational drugs in the Nilgriris. A new police unit has been deployed to check the entry of drugs and banned tobacco products into the district.
Tribal families have been given a variety of vegetable seeds to plant during the current rainy season. This is part of a programme to promote self-sufficiency among tribal people - one lesson from the COVID epidemic.
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The Tamwed/ISLAND Trust stall at the Kotagiri Annual Show informing the public about tribal life and climate change.
Thiru and Palani have been visiting villages as part of a consultation exercise to establish current priorities for a response by our project team with our funds. We won't be able to meet anything like all their needs but we will do our best to support those that are most urgent.
Celebrating Pongal outside the training centre in Gudalur. Alphonse Raj explains that Pongal means new rice cooked and offered as a sign of thanks for giving a good harvest.
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