“…For example, Local and Indigenous peoples have a close relationship with their environment that allows them to see and feel what the scientific community or decision-making structures usually cannot capture and from whom there is much to learn (Zurba et al, 2018;Bullock et al, 2022Bullock et al, , 2023. They are on the front lines of change and know first-hand the dynamics that make a particular place vulnerable (Zurba et al, 2018;Mehta et al, 2019;Eriksen et al, 2021;Bullock et al, 2022). This relationship with the environment has enabled them to have linkages in multiple sectors, including farming, fisheries, tourism, and forestry (Nilsson et al, 2012;Leonard et al, 2013;Ford et al, 2020;Bullock et al, 2022).…”