Growing threatened trees’ restoration capacity in Côte d'Ivoire’s cocoa landscapes
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Capability & Capacity
VALUE £200,000
WHERE Côte d'Ivoire
Summary
In Côte d'Ivoire restoration deploys a sparce set of tree species and a fraction of the spectacular tree diversity of the former high conservation value forest. This project will build capability/capacity to use a wide array of indigenous, particularly threatened, through inventory of a degraded 6800 ha botanic reserve, seed collection, propagation, supporting nurseries to raise and stock a wider range of trees, and growing the market for them by raising awareness of biodiversity among cocoa and other restoration actors.
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