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I really enjoyed the work. I have a question though:
How can the author address the significant geographic gap in the study, particularly the lack of research from North Africa, and what steps does the authors think can be taken to better integrate TEK with modern conservation practices in light of ongoing cultural and religious shifts?
Looking forward to a fruitful discussion. Thank you!