Indigenous Peoples have traditional knowledge that can help restore land and protect nature. But their voices aren't always heard at high-level climate talks. People like @hindououmar are working to make sure they have a seat at the table. #ClimateWeekNYC | Pattrn | Facebook

25K views · 150 reactions | Indigenous peoples’ traditional knowledge is the key to helping not only the world’s indigenous peoples, but all of humanity, adapt to and mitigate climate change. By combining this knowledge with science and technology, we have the greatest chance to protect our planet. | Conservation International | Facebook

#WWD2026 || Integrating Traditional Knowledge, Leveraging Wetland Management 🧵🏞️ Just 4 more days away before World Wetlands Day! As wetlands support human existence, traditional livelihoods are also enriched, such as: 🌽harvesting and processing medicinal plants, 🌽agriculture, 🌽fisheries, 🌽health, 🌽horticulture, 🌽forestry, and 🌽environmental management. With culturally grounded approaches, economic opportunities flourish while protecting certain species and areas for ecological balance.

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Celebrating Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge India strengthens its commitment to wetland conservation with the addition of Patna Bird Sanctuary (Uttar Pradesh) and Chadi Dhand (Gujarat) to the Ramsar list protecting rich biodiversity and cultural heritage under global frameworks 🎥Watch this video to know more👇 | Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India