Pakistan is facing severe challenges from climate change, including rising temperatures and frequent floods. However, many rural communities are turning to traditional indigenous knowledge passed down through generations to protect the environment and reduce the effects of climate change.
In some regions, farmers are using ancient farming methods such as planting trees around fields to prevent soil erosion and retain moisture. They also rely on traditional water conservation systems to ensure a steady water supply during dry seasons.
Experts believe that combining this indigenous wisdom with modern technology could play a vital role in protecting the environment and strengthening Pakistan’s resilience in the ongoing battle against climate change.