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he study of indigenous groups everywhere in the world indicates a thorough knowledge in natural resources, including soils, plants, animals, and more widely in landscape and landscape management in space and time. During centuries indigenous communities have established a strong relationship with their natural environments, and have developed knowledge systems and classiicatory frameworks for both biotic and non biotic landscape components. he

Conocimiento tradicional del paisaje en una comunidad indígena: caso de estudio en la región purépecha, occidente de México