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Assessing the Ecological and Socio-economic Sustainability of Frankincense Harvesting Practices in Northwest Ethiopia
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Assessing the Ecological and Socio-economic Sustainability of Frankincense Harvesting Practices in Northwest Ethiopia
The ecological and financial effects of tapping methods are the main emphasis of this study, which examines the sustainability of frankincense production from Boswellia papyrifera in Ethiopia's Metema District. The region's resin resources, especially those derived from Boswellia, are essentia...
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