2026-06-27http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/164259In wetlands, water is the defining force shaping both ecosystems and livelihoods. Communities living in these regions hold rich traditional knowledge of water, embedded in their practices, institutions, and stories. The blog argues that Extension and Advisory Services can serve as a vital bridge by translating between scientific and local knowledge, convening fair and inclusive dialogue when interests collide, and fostering learning-by-doing across generations.Open Accesswetlandsecosystemslivelihoodsindigenous peoples’ knowledgeindicatorsCelebrating wetland heritage, strengthening wetland stewardship: an EAS agenda for Ramsar landscapesBlog Post