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As a book category, "Indigenous knowledge systems" encompasses writings that center the languages, worldviews, histories, technologies, arts, laws, ceremonies, ecological practices, and pedagogies of Indigenous peoples—knowledge that is place-based, relational, intergenerational, and often transmitted through oral tradition as well as written form. It includes scholarly and community-led research, ethnographies and oral histories, language and cultural revitalization resources, accounts of traditional ecological and medicinal practices, legal and governance frameworks, and creative works (fiction, memoir, poetry) grounded in Indigenous epistemologies. Key features are emphasis on lived experience, collective custodianship, and protocols for ethical use and representation; many works foreground Indigenous authorship, collaboration, and decolonial methodologies. The category both preserves and celebrates living traditions and offers insights for education, sustainability, policy, and cultural continuity.

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