Discover the transformative power of Indigenous knowledge systems in driving sustainable solutions for climate resilience, biodiversity conservation, and thriving communities. In this exclusive interview, Nigel Crawhall—Chief of Section for Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (LINKS) at UNESCO—shares compelling stories and expert insights on how honoring traditional wisdom nurtures a healthier planet and fosters a more inclusive future. Explore real-world examples of #Indigenous science in action, including UNESCO’s pilot programme with the Hadzabe people in Tanzania’s Yaeda Chini Valley to preserve their endangered language and ancestral tracking skills. Understand the vital role of local voices in shaping international policies and why embracing diverse knowledge systems is key to building a resilient, harmonious world. Ahead of Indigenous Peoples Day, 9 August, this timely conversation highlights the richness and relevance of Indigenous wisdom in tackling today’s global challenge...