Rangelands and the pastoralists who rely on them are an overlooked and understudied part of global conservation. Tunga Ulambayar, country director for the Zoological Society of London’s Mongolia ...

Traditional Indigenous knowledge, also called traditional ecological knowledge or traditional knowledge, is compiled by tribes according to their distinct culture and generally is transmitted orally ...

Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav highlights the cultural and ecological importance of wetlands on World Wetlands ...

Native groups in Belize, Australia and Hawaii are at the center of conservation. Scientists are increasingly turning to Indigenous communities for marine conservation, leaning toward generational ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Knowledge of Caribbean ethnobotany has so far been limited and little comprehensive island- or region-wide inventories of Caribbean traditional ...

A little more than a year ago, indigenous women living on the edge of a protected forest in Shampuyacu, Peru, started learning how to make and edit videos on their phone. Their goal: to document ...

Manipur marks World Wetlands Day 2026, promoting wetland conservation, traditional knowledge, and sustainable environmental practices.

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Technology can be a powerful ally in conservation, but it’s not a silver bullet. Too often, tools like drones, GPS apps or satellite imagery are introduced as standalone solutions, disconnected from ...

What you need to know: Let us remember that Uganda’s path to environmental resilience may well lie in rediscovering what we already know. When culture guides conservation, wetlands thrive—and so does ...