Biocultural heritage reflects the holistic approach of many indigenous peoples and local communities. This holistic and collective conceptual approach also recognises knowledge as “heritage”, thereby reflecting its custodial and intergenerational character. Biocultural diversity has a heritage value building on the links between biological and cultural diversity. The cultural landscapes inscribed under the World Heritage Convention are examples of biocultural heritage. Source: Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD/WG8J/10/3 Glossary, 2017) [https://www.cbd.int/doc/c/1d3f/4110/c922549b825d2fd4e589cf79/wg8j-10-03-en.pdf]