Traditional Land Management

Traditional Land Management refers to age-old practices used by communities to use and care for land sustainably. It involves local knowledge, customs, and methods to conserve natural resources, maintain biodiversity, and ensure the land supports future generations. These practices often include rotational farming, respecting sacred sites, and community-based decision-making. Traditional land management emphasizes harmony between people and the environment, balancing ecological health with economic needs. It recognizes the cultural significance of land and aims to sustain its productivity and integrity through time-tested, context-specific approaches.