Traditional Knowledge Systems refer to the accumulated knowledge, practices, and beliefs that are passed down through generations within specific communities. These systems often encompass areas such as agriculture, medicine, and environmental management, reflecting the unique relationship between a community and its surroundings. They are typically rooted in the cultural heritage and experiences of indigenous peoples and local communities. These knowledge systems are vital for biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management. They provide insights into local ecosystems and contribute to practices that promote ecological balance. Recognizing and respecting indigenous knowledge can enhance modern scientific approaches and foster collaboration between traditional and contemporary methods.