Works to protect the environment and defend the rights of local communities in the Ngounié province.
How we work
Preserving and defending the interests of the Bwete Missoko rite.
Works to protect the environment and defend the rights of local communities in the Ngounié province.
Promotion of Bwiti traditions, medicinal agroforestry, traditional healing, and crafts;
Management of a community forest developing iboga cultivation, beekeeping, and traditional healing practices beyond timber harvesting.
Management of a community forest developing agroforestry of Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs), livestock, fish farming, traditional crafts, and healing practices.
Agroforestry of iboga and other high-value plants, with a project to establish a “Forest School” training youth in traditional herbalism.
Management of a community forest developing income-generating activities beyond timber harvesting, including iboga and sugarcane cultivation, artisanal fishing, and beekeeping.
Community association of the Babongo Indigenous people dedicated to preserving and promoting their cultural and natural heritage through iboga agroforestry and traditional crafts such as basketry and kaolin art.
Community association of the Babongo Indigenous people dedicated to iboga agroforestry, beekeeping, and traditional healing practices.
Agroforestry of Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) combined with traditional healing practices.
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“Blessings Of The Forest” (BOTF) is an International Social Organization committed to the Conservation and Sustainable and Equitable Valorization of the Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Indigenous Peoples of Gabon for the benefit of all humanity