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The ravaging effect of climate change has inadvertently projected on the great potentialities of indigenous knowledge as a worthy factor in the collective struggle against the phenomenon. As noted, the theory of environmental determinism also known as climatic determinism endorses the argument that the physical environment affects the social and cultural development. It is therefore not strange that cultural practices shifts and adjust as a result. In some selected communities in Cameroon, the fight against climate change is better appreciated from the background of livelihood adjustment and strategic measures. With the objective of streamlining workable measures and adjustment developed from traditional wisdom, this paper points out ways by which indigenous knowledge systems are deployed to serve man and his environment. To exhaustively analyze the issues the paper will seek answers to the following questions:

Folk Art, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Climate Change: An Assessment of Helpful Practices and Habits in Selected Communities in Cameroon