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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87718, member: 27"]
Malawi's medicinal and aromatic plants face growing threats from deforestation and climate change, right as the country marks World Wildlife Day.

CISONECC sounds the alarm on March 3
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[*]Julius Ng'oma flagged conservation as both an environmental and economic priority.
[*]Climate shifts, land degradation, and overharvesting are accelerating losses.
[*]Government enforcement of wildlife protection laws needs serious strengthening.
[*]Development partners should fund locally led biodiversity efforts, Ng'oma argued.
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Everyone gets homework basically
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[*]Private sector investment in sustainable ecosystem management got called for.
[*]Communities are urged to plant trees and restore wrecked ecosystems.
[*]Safeguarding traditional knowledge systems ties directly to plant conservation.
[*]Future generations lose out if current harvesting stays reckless.
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Lake Chilwa project shows the blueprint
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[*]CISONECC runs a community-led biodiversity program around Lake Chilwa.
[*]Restored ecosystems there boost carbon capture and water regulation.
[*]Local governance structures manage forests and wetlands under the initiative.
[*]Medicinal plant protection and climate resilience go hand in hand there.
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