Rewild Your Life – Monsoon edition:
As we embrace the abundance of monsoons, join us for a deep dive into the world of wild edible and medicinal greens growing across the Indian subcontinent. This comprehensive masterclass consists of four sessions, each focusing on different aspects of uncultivated plants, with ample time in between to deepen your learning.
We call it a masterclass because, well, why not? It’s the era of masterclasses! But if you’re truly keen on exploring plants—their socio-cultural significance and their role in the larger food system—then this is for you.
Head to the link to know more and to register – https://rzp.io/rzp/1Jf0rle
We’re offering an early bird discount till July 31st, so don’t miss out!
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Early bird discount ends soon – Rewild Your Life!:
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Learn About Wild Edible Greens with Map the Wild:
It’s summer, which means slow afternoons, long evenings, and a little more time to reconnect with the world around us. What better way to do that than by exploring the plants growing right in your neighbourhood?
We’re excited to introduce Map the Wild – India’s first board game on wild edible and medicinal greens. Designed as a light-strategy game for two players or teams, it invites you into a climate-altered world where survival depends on recognising and using the plants around you.
But it’s more than just a game.
With beautifully illustrated card sets, Map the Wild also doubles up as a field companion, something you can carry along on your evening walks as you begin to notice, identify, and connect with the wild foods around you.
Created as part of Forgotten Greens’ ongoing work to revive the fast-disappearing traditions of foraging and working with uncultivated greens, this game is an invitation to learn, reflect, and engage; with curiosity and play. Whether you’re playing with friends, family, or simply exploring it on your own, Map the Wild opens up conversations about biodiversity, urban ecology, and traditional knowledge in a changing world.
Get your copy here – https://rzp.io/rzp/Wd1jTm7
Your support helps us take this work to more people and spaces. And if you know someone who would enjoy learning about plants the fun way, do share it with them.
Warmly,
Shruti Tharayil
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that’s a good initiative to make kind of awareness to layman