For communities living alongside forests, biodiversity is not an abstract environmental concept. It is part of everyday life. The forest provides water, food, medicinal plants, pollination and other resources that sustain households. When managed responsibly, it can also become a source of income. In Alimugonza Communal Land Association in Masindi District, the Environmental Conservation Trust of Uganda (ECOTRUST) is helping residents build that…
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