The significance of indigenous knowledge in ecosystem management lies in its deep understanding of local ecosystems and sustainable practices cultivated over generations. Indigenous communities possess invaluable insights into biodiversity, resource management, and environmental changes. Integrating this knowledge with modern scientific approaches can enhance biodiversity conservation and ensure culturally appropriate management strategies. Moreover, indigenous practices often promote resilience against climate change by emphasizing sustainable use of resources. Collaborative management that respects and incorporates indigenous knowledge supports ecosystem health while fostering social and cultural values of local communities.