@RwandaForestry, in collaboration with
@CoEBrwanda, has officially launched the Rwanda Legacy Tree Projecta national initiative to identify, document, and protect Rwanda’s oldest and most ecologically significant trees. in his remarks Philippe Kwitonda, Director General in charge of Land, Water and Forestry, Ministry of Environment.“These trees are important for biodiversity and cultural conservation. They should not be victims of human development. "
@BethKaplin1 said,"By blending scientific research with traditional knowledge, the Legacy Tree Project will protect biodiversity and strengthen the connection between people and nature. These trees are living testaments to Rwanda’s history," She highlighted how scientific research and traditional knowledge can work hand-in-hand to protect Rwanda’s native trees and preserve their invaluable legacy.
✍️ by:
@JMukundente
#LegacyTreeProject #GreenRwanda 🇷🇼