This February 2026, in celebration of the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re launching a special three-part podcast series that challenges how we define science, and who shapes it.

Our series, Indigenous Women Redefining Science, amplifies the voices of Indigenous women who are leading research, conservation, and community health through the power of ancestral knowledge. Produced under the Inclusive Conservation Initiative (ICI), the series explores how traditional and Western knowledge systems can work together to protect biodiversity, strengthen livelihoods, and care for future generations.

  • Episode 1 — Eva Mambiro, FENAMAD, Peru (Spanish) — Out now!

  • Episode 2 — Esther Ngalula, ANAPAC, DRC (French) — Out now!

  • Episode 3 — Nittaya Earkanna, IPF, Thailand (English) — Out now!

  • Special Part II: Episode 4 — Nittaya Earkanna, IPF, Thailand (English) — Out now!

🎙️Episode One | Eva Mambiro: Ancestral Knowledge Is Science

🎙️Episode Two | Esther Ngalula: When Ancestral Science Meets Modern Tools, Indigenous Women Lead Nature’s Future

🎙️Episode Three | Nittaya Earkanna: Education, Equality, and Cultural Survival

🎙️Episode Four | Nittaya Earkanna: Ancestral Knowledge Is Science

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Episode Four | Nittaya Earkanna: Ancestral Knowledge Is Science