Case Study

A traditional herding family describes their life on the farm and how they work to restore and maintain grazing pastures

Cikkünkben Sáfiánné Ibolyával és férjével , Sáfián Lászlóval, akik Magyarország hajdúsámsoni térségében hagyományos pásztorkodással foglalkoznak.

Indigenous peoples of the Torres strait monitor and conserve seagrass which supports the largest dugong population in the world.

Indigenous women of the Torres Strait Islands are key custodians and teachers of traditional knowledge.

Lands that are vital to the survival of endangered carbibou and the Gwich'in people are at risk from oil and gas extraction.

A small grant initiative leads to the first community-managed conservation site in the country and is inspiring others.

The Khoi-San peoples of South Africa develop benefit-sharing agreements for companies wanting to use their research on Rooibos tea.

Maya communities reforest bee-keeping areas with Balché trees, which have many traditional uses.

After years of illegal land invasions, Mayan leaders go to court to fight for recognition of their territory.

A recipe book uses traditional ingredients from the Cordillera region to ensure traditional knowledge is safeguarded.