Indigenous lands refer to territories that are traditionally owned or occupied by Indigenous peoples. These lands hold cultural, spiritual, and historical significance for the communities that have lived there for generations. They often include natural resources, sacred sites, and areas essential for traditional practices. The recognition of Indigenous lands is important for respecting the rights of Indigenous peoples. Many countries have laws and agreements, such as treaties, that acknowledge these lands. However, conflicts can arise over land use, resource extraction, and development, highlighting the need for ongoing dialogue and respect for Indigenous rights and sovereignty.