Indigenous Communities | Global Wildlife Fair

Indigenous communities worldwide have long been silent heroes of conservation, living in harmony with nature and preserving millennia-old knowledge. Their sustainable practices have safeguarded biodiversity and nurtured ecosystems for generations. At the Global Wildlife Fair, we celebrate their invaluable contributions while reflecting on the challenges they face. Among these remarkable examples are the Bodos of Raimona National Park, who harmonize traditional wisdom with conservation; the resilient communities protecting the endangered Markhor in Kashmir, and the dedicated guardians of Valmiki Tiger Reserve, who defend critical tiger habitats. Together, they exemplify the powerful role indigenous stewardship plays in conserving our planet.

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