Multiple forms of folk traditions in India demonstrate how nature, culture, and livelihoods are
deeply intertwined with each other, blurring concrete boundaries that separate material from …

The aggravating advancement of the Anthropocene with severe socioecological implications
is the major provocation of the contemporary times to rethink and reorient economy-ecology …

Within socio-ecological shocks of the Anthropocene,“ecological wisdom” promulgated
through indigenous knowledge systems and practices is being much discussed upon and …

Abstract 'Culture'denotes the co-shared beliefs, values, ethos, norms, lifeworlds, and
activities commonly represent nature-culture reciprocity. In several remote areas of India …

UNESCO and many governments around the world have begun to consider intangible
heritage relevant to creating sustainable development. Economic investments in this …

9 Scholars have long debated the link between tourism and development. Boissevain
(1977) began to study tourism as a factor of development in Malta when the debate …

UNESCO's recent Conventions (2003 and 2005) take intangible heritage's potential into
account through integrating cultural expressions, practices and traditions into development …