As the world faces escalating environmental challenges, Green Folklore serves as a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern sustainability. I coined the term Green Folklore to highlight how folklore can be a powerful tool for ecological conservation and cultural sustainability. Additionally, I have introduced several new concepts, including Eco-Cultural Memory Mapping, Mythic Ecological Analysis, Living Folklore: Adaptive Narrative Praxis, Rituals of Symbiotic
Tejaswini Behera
Tejaswini Behera is a pioneering researcher in folklore and sustainability, with an MA in Folklore and Culture Studies and academic foundation in English Literature. She has also cleared GATE in Sociology, further enriching her interdisciplinary expertise. During her master's, she extensively worked on the Pala tradition, a folk performance tradition of Odisha, deepening her understa
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