Indigenous knowledge systems and practices (IKSPs) must be incorporated into Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plans (LDRRMPs), experts and advocates said during a recent episode of Klima Ug Kalikupan.
Visayas Coordinator Paula Bernasor wrote about the role of indigenous knowledge and practices in biodiversity conservation, forest and wildlife conservation, flood prevention and management, and climate change adaptation.
Our Manila Bulletin column ‘Eleventh Hour’ this week features the efforts of Team Bintuwak, a team of environmental advocates and marine biology researchers in in Malay, Aklan, to promote the critical role of indigenous knowledge, systems, and practices (IKSP) in riverine conservation.
Indigenous knowledge systems and practices play key roles for clean air, good health, and a livable climate for today and tomorrow’s generations.
This was highlighted in our Manila Bulletin column Eleventh Hour for this week by Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Danesto Anacio.
An Applai and Ibaloi scientist and educator, Dane wrote about the need to preserve and conserve indigenous lifeways and their associated natural resources.
