Indigenous Land Management refers to the traditional practices and knowledge systems used by Indigenous peoples to care for and utilize their lands sustainably. This approach often includes techniques such as controlled burning, crop rotation, and the use of native plants, which help maintain biodiversity and promote healthy ecosystems. These practices are deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual beliefs of Indigenous communities, emphasizing a strong connection to the land. By integrating traditional ecological knowledge with modern conservation methods, Indigenous Land Management aims to protect natural resources while supporting the livelihoods and cultures of Indigenous peoples.