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International Conference on Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Biodiversity Conservation

11th Nov – 12th Nov 2026 Madrid, Spain Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Biodiversity Conservation conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production

This track explores the role of indigenous knowledge systems in the preservation of biodiversity. It emphasizes the integration of traditional ecological knowledge with contemporary conservation practices.

This session focuses on the intersection of cultural sustainability and environmental stewardship within indigenous communities. It aims to highlight practices that promote ecological balance while preserving cultural heritage.

This track examines successful community-based conservation initiatives that leverage local ecological knowledge. Participants will discuss frameworks that empower indigenous communities in biodiversity governance.

This session investigates the relationship between biocultural diversity and ecosystem resilience. It aims to demonstrate how diverse cultural practices contribute to the sustainability of ecological systems.

This track highlights traditional conservation strategies and their relevance in contemporary environmental challenges. It seeks to bridge the gap between ancient practices and modern conservation science.

This session addresses the critical link between indigenous rights and effective biodiversity governance. Discussions will focus on policy frameworks that recognize and uphold the rights of indigenous peoples in conservation efforts.

This track emphasizes participatory conservation approaches that involve local communities in decision-making processes. It aims to showcase case studies where community engagement has led to successful biodiversity outcomes.

This session explores the interplay between cultural heritage and ecological knowledge within indigenous communities. It seeks to understand how cultural practices inform sustainable resource management.

This track focuses on sustainable resource management practices rooted in indigenous knowledge. Participants will discuss innovative strategies that balance ecological integrity with community needs.

This session examines the role of indigenous practices in fostering ecological stewardship. It aims to highlight successful examples of stewardship that enhance biodiversity and ecosystem health.

This track investigates the integration of indigenous knowledge into biodiversity governance frameworks. It seeks to identify best practices for collaboration between indigenous communities and conservation organizations.

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