“…These global approaches strikingly ignore the actual complexity of human societal and cultural diversity, as exemplified by the myriads of local minorities, minority cultures, vernacular languages and subtly differentiated dialects, which, taken together, constitute a significant part of humankind (Díaz et al., 2019). Such a focus on uniformity may reflect limited knowledge on the extent of human linguistic and cultural diversity (Skirgård et al., 2023), underrepresentation of cultural and linguistic diversity in the science community (Couée, 2022; Graves Jr. et al., 2022a, 2022b; Konno et al., 2020; Lynch et al., 2021; Marks et al., 2023; Smith et al., 2023), or hidden assumptions that sheer technological, socio‐economical and political efficiency should prevail over the complexities of cultural diversity (Amel et al., 2017; Isbell et al., 2017; Ripple et al., 2022). Alternately, environmental studies that take into account the diversity of human cultures (Copete et al., 2023; Díaz et al., 2019; Mistry & Berardi, 2016; Reyes‐García et al., 2019) usually emphasise specific cases of emblematic Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in highly‐specialized environments.…”