Last Forest, established in 2010, is rooted in principles dating back to 1993 when Keystone Foundation was founded to support indigenous communities in the Nilgiris. These communities, key to biodiversity conservation, rely on forest produce for their livelihood. Recognizing the lack of market opportunities, Last Forest was created to provide sustainable livelihoods by offering a market for honey and other indigenous products. Committed to fair trade and slow food, Last Forest ensures that the identity of these communities is showcased through their products. Today, Last Forest supports traditional knowledge systems and sustainable practices across India and internationally.