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VOL. 11, ISSUE 4 (2026)
Women as Stewards of Biodiversity: A Review
Authors
Mobina Parveen, Tripti Bouri
Abstract
Biodiversity, also known as biological
diversity, refers to the range of life on Earth. One of the main objectives to
ensure food security and long-term economic viability is to safeguard
biodiversity, since ecosystems with higher biodiversity are considered to be
healthier. The conservation of biodiversity involves managing and preserving
plants, animals, and their ecosystems. Indigenous people have played a vital
role in this effort. The species that comprise their ecosystem are well
understood by ethnic groups, and they are well-versed in plants as vital
resources. Thus, the key to maintaining life on Earth lies in the involvement
of indigenous populations in biodiversity conservation initiatives. Here, we
investigate the way India's indigenous people contribute to biodiversity
conservation through their traditions.
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Pages:13-18
How to cite this article:
Mobina Parveen, Tripti Bouri "Women as Stewards of Biodiversity: A Review". International Journal of Botany Studies, Vol 11, Issue 4, 2026, Pages 13-18
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