Indigenous Peoples and local communities as agents of transformative change for sustainability

Victoria Reyes-García; Valerie Nelson; Martha Bonilla-Moheno; Vera H. Hausner; Julia Leventon; Helen C. Wheeler; Zuhre Aksoy; Peter Bates; Joji Carino; Juan Martin Dabezies; Niki Frantzeskaki; Ethan Gordon; Hannah Gosnell; Camille Guibal; Janita Gurung; Máret J. Heatta; Yesenia Hernandez; Mariaelena Huambachano; Chinwe Ifejika Speranza; Rafael A. Magris; Lelani Mannetti; Andressa V. Mansur; Maiko Nishi; Karen O’Brien; Sherry Pictou; Kristina Raab; Nick Roskruge; Rodion Sulyandziga; Sebastian Villasante

doi:10.1038/s43247-025-03098-z

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Transformative change fosters sustainability through indigenous and local community initiatives.
Key evidence shows collaboration leads to effective ecosystem management in diverse geographies.
Analysis of case studies within various cultures highlights effective applications of indigenous knowledge.
Results indicate a crucial need for inclusive policies that recognize and integrate local community contributions.

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Observational analysis highlights transformative changes in sustainability by indigenous peoples and local communities, suggesting vital roles in ecological stewardship.

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