Indigenous Knowledge

Indigenous Peoples only make up 5% of the global population, yet they manage a large majority of the world's remaining biodiversity. We have much to learn from the way they live in harmony with nature.

This collection of insights and case studies features Indigenous communities from around the world and prompts us to rethink our relationship with the environment. By reconnecting with ancient practices, we can develop innovative solutions to the climate and biodiversity crisis and flourish within our planet's boundaries.

Leroy Little Bear

A Blackfoot knowledge-keeper reminds us that we are all part of nature

COP28: Chief Perry Bellegarde

The need to get indigenous peoples involved in decision-making

COP28: Jennifer Tauli Corpuz

"Our indigenous knowledge is very important on how to manage land and sea."

Valuing Indigenous Practices

Working hand-in-hand with Indigenous people to protect nature

Managing Biodiversity

How indigenous people are adapting to the climate crisis

Enduring Expertise

Indigenous Peoples span every continent in the world. From the Arctic to the Andes, each community has learned to adapt to their unique and changing landscape, all while living within Earth's finite boundaries. How can we incorporate Indigenous practices to help us live in greater harmony with the natural world?

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