mangaluru the warli tribe are indigenous people who need support they are losing their art and culture we must preserve the art and culture of such a community through educating people on the same said praveen martis principal st aloysius college here on saturdayhe was addressing the gathering after inaugurating the first edition of aloysian literature festival alf the fest was organised by the department of postgraduate studies and research in english st aloysius college mangaluru this years festival is envisaged with a clear thematic concern that is conservation of ecology the inauguration began with an audio video representation showcasing the importance of preserving the habitat of the warli tribemartis urged the young generation to spread awareness to preserve the rich art and culture of our country rev dionysius vaz rector of st aloysius institutions said that due to the unplanned and the shortsighted economic growth ecological diversity and the poor will suffer a lot he quoted that when we are closer to nature we are close to god hence preserve the nature culture and art which is the real wealth of our country