Amity University hosted an international conference on Indigenous Traditional Knowledge (ITK) and climate action, bringing together scientists, policymakers, and researchers. The event focused on integrating traditional ecological wisdom with modern science to address climate resilience, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development. Key discussions covered air pollution in Delhi, marine ecosystem health, carbon sequestration, climate-smart aquaculture, and the use of drones for environmental monitoring. Participants emphasized combining ITK with scientific innovation to build resilient ecosystems and promote sustainable resource management. The conference concluded with a call for collective action and stronger interdisciplinary collaboration to tackle climate change and environmental degradation, highlighting the role of traditional knowledge in creating a greener future.
