Building fire-adaptive communities and fostering fire-resilient landscapes have become two of the main research strands wildfire science that go beyond strictly biophysical viewpoints call for integration complementary visions living there, with their legacy knowledge subjective dimensions. Both indigenous fire management (IFM) local (LFM) are rooted in traditional among most important contribu...

Purpose This study aims to explore the similarities and differences between three concepts that are commonly used describe knowledge of traditional indigenous communities, namely, knowledge, local with a view contributing discourse on conceptualizing knowledge. Design/methodology/approach Data was extracted from Scopus database using main terms for “indigenous knowledge” (IK), “traditional (TK)...