BOTF is not currently seeking volunteers. If this changes, we will announce it on our website and dedicated Facebook page. Additionally, BOTF relies predominantly on Gabonese human resources.

At this stage, considering our finances and organizational size, we are unable to directly support new associative projects. However, if a duly constituted traditional and/or indigenous Gabonese association seeks development advice, we are open to dialogue and may place it on a waiting list if BOTF expands its management capacities.

BOTF works to preserve Gabonese iboga and other biological and intellectual resources essential to local ancestral traditions, preventing undue international capitalist and colonial expansion. We advocate for sustainable development and equitable sharing of wealth from the natural and cultural heritage of the Gabonese people. Our approach is driven by the need for reparations and rebalancing relations between Africa and the rest of the world, encompassing traditional Gabonese knowledge/practices and modern sciences.