Integrating community preferences into conservation, cultivating high-value species, and promoting market-based value chains can strengthen food security and household income while preserving indigenous knowledge and resilience in the face of environmental and socio-economic challenges.

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Referenced by nodes (3)

• food security concept
• indigenous knowledge concept
• household income concept