“…Indeed, indigenous sustainability methods for biodiversity preservation have been introduced and discussed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as well as Assessment Reports and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) (see Mazzochi, 2020: 3). Many scholars have also been seeking to include Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) in their academic research and promote indigenous sustainable practices such as traditional burning techniques, rotation of hunting areas, shifting cultivation and terrace farming (see, for instance, Cajete, 2000;Haila, 2000;Mazzochi, 2020;McGregor, 2004;Pierotti and Wildcat, 2000;Salmon, 2000;Sundberg, 2014).…”