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Peru's Potato Park

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Analysis of laws and policies that support Indigenous biocultural territories in Peru

Publication, 20 May 2026

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Scaling out Biocultural Heritage Territories and Agrobiodiversity Zones in the copper belt of southern Peru: planning and co-design workshop

Publication, 02 June 2025

A group of colourfully dressed people stand behind a huge amount of amassed crops and in front of some impressive mountains under a blue sky.

Indigenous Peoples are the real solutions to the nature and climate crises

Insight, 10 October 2024

Woman, in a field, throws potatos into a sack

COP15 should protect mountain landscapes, and the Indigenous Peoples and local communities governing them

Press release, 23 November 2023

Ten elders sir on benches in a forest.

Achieving 30x30: supporting Indigenous and traditional territories and cultures

Insight, 26 July 2023

A group of people look at a TV screen, in front of which a computer shows how they appear on the screen.

Indigenous Peoples call for recognition of vital role in protecting mountain water towers

News, 16 June 2023

Man wearing traditional clothing holds a plate with potatoes.

Indigenous Peoples’ food systems and COVID-19

Event on 14 September 2021

Headshots of five people over a forest

Indigenous knowledge, people and nature – all crucial to Kunming: Make Change Happen podcast episode 11

Article, 26 April 2021

A group of people gather around a pile of potatoes with mountains as a backdrop

Indigenous Peoples’ food systems hold the key to feeding humanity

Insight, 23 October 2020

A family harvesting potatoes in front of a lake, with a landscape of mountains in the background.

Biocultural heritage territories: key to halting biodiversity loss

News, 23 September 2020

Women at an outside meeting sat on the floor under trees

Protecting indigenous cultures is crucial for saving the world’s biodiversity

Insight, 18 February 2020

Indigenous people at the Himalayan workshop

Biocultural heritage landscape to be established in Eastern Himalayas

News, 30 November 2017

More than 100 representatives of indigenous mountain communities met in Peru's Potato Park in April 2017 to share their expertise and build their international network (Photo: Lucia Flórez Zelaya)

Mountain indigenous peoples call for support for biocultural landscapes to achieve the SDGs

News, 28 June 2017

The Stone Village Seed Park lies in the Himalayan foothills of Yunnan, Southwest China. It is the homeland of the ethnic minority Naxi people.

Biocultural heritage territories film now in Spanish

News, 30 August 2016

The Potato Park, Peru, which hosted a previous meeting of the International Network of Mountain Indigenous Peoples (Image: IIED)

Mountain communities rebuild diverse, climate-resilient crops

News, 06 October 2015

The Amaru community, in Peru, do not use any fertiliser on their crops (Image: Adam Kerby)

'Guardians of Diversity' film in Spanish and Chinese

News, 16 February 2015

A Potato Park farmer in Peru leads the Potato Guardians collective (Photo: Adam Kerby)

Return of potatoes from CIP to Andean farmers proves critical for climate adaptation

News, 27 November 2014

Images of indigenous biocultural heritage territories are profiled in a new photofilm (Photo: IIED)

New photofilm profiles biocultural heritage territories

News, 11 November 2014

The new Guardians of Diversity film documents a gathering of indigenous farmers from mountain communities around the world to exchange knowledge and ideas

Film documents visit to "Guardians of Diversity" in the Potato Park

News, 10 November 2014

A farmer in the Potato Park, Peru (Photo: Adam Kerby)

A marriage to save the earth: Farmers and researchers innovate to conserve biodiversity

Insight, 07 October 2014

Local sheep varieties in the Potato Park, Peru, where an agreement was recently forged to share indigenous crop varieties and knowledge about how to grow them in different climates and landscapes (Photo: IIED)

Indigenous farmers from Peru, China and Bhutan agree to share seeds for climate adaptation

News, 08 May 2014

Mountains such as the Andes, in Peru, are among the regions most affected by climate change (Photo: David Stanley via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)

Indigenous spiritual values guide climate change adaptation in mountain communities

News, 25 April 2014

Indigenous communities sharing potatoes in the Potato Park, near Cusco, Peru. Credit: Asociacion ANDES

Traditional innovation in farming is under threat

Insight, 02 October 2013

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PLA 66 - Tools for supporting sustainable natural resource management and livelihoods

Article, 31 August 2013

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