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2022 Mar 01Report on the collection of data on woody species in Kibira National Park used by local populations: Teza sector
As part of the research program, information exchange, awareness raising and conservation of Biodiversity in Burundi established between the Burundian Office for the Protection of the Environment (OBPE) and the Royal Institute of Natural Sciences of Belgium (IRSNB), a field trip was carried out in the hills bordering the Kibira National Park in the Teza sector by NCUTINAMAGARA ALEXIS Student-master researcher.
II in science and integrated environmental management at the University of Burundi appointed to identify woody plant species useful to the local populations of the Kibira National Park in the Teza sector. Thus, the actual field activities were organized as follows:
Ø The first downhill was started on 11 August 2021.
Ø The second ground raid was carried out on November 3, 2021