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2023 Mar 20

Fourth educ-tour for the benefit of stakeholders (forest management committee), dignitaries of endogenous religions and leaders of Abrahamic religions (Christianity and Islam) at the Bonou Botanical Garden


Project: Biodiversity and Religion.

On Wednesday, February 23, 2023, at the Bonou Botanical Garden, located in Titikpa, the fourth educ-tour was held for the actors in the framework of this project. In this garden, participants learned a lot about the use of plants and the different compositions that can be made to cure certain diseases without going to the hospital. In the Bonou Botanical Garden there are plants that treat several diseases such as: malaria, infections, infertility, sinusitis, stomachache, diarrhea, etc...

The sacred forest management committees were present: Gbêvozoun, Gnanhouizoun, Gnanhouizoun, Soligbozoun, Lokoguédji, the leaders of the Abrahamic religions (Christianity and Islam) and endogenous religions, the members of the management committee of the Botanical Garden and the ODDB ONG team. The actors, happy and very satisfied, have initiated meetings that will take place every two weeks to share knowledge on the use of plants.

Quatrième éduc-tour au profit des parties prenantes (comité de gestion de forêts, les dignitaires des religions endogènes et les responsables  des religions abrahamiques (Christianisme et Islam) au Jardin Botanique de Bonou
Published on
2023 Mar 20

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