Contribution to the biodiversity inventory at Jardin de Gbadolite

The Jardin Botanique Zoologique de Gbadolite practises ex-situ conservation on a 300-hectare concession that is relatively visible as a result of daily activities that are gradually attracting visitors, an average of four people a month, mainly from students of all primary, secondary and higher education levels. Management constraints are considerable, and require the support of technical and financial partners in the following activities:- Botanical propagation nursery,- Planting and maintenance of botanical collections,- Care of animals in semi-liberty,- Breeding domestic exotic and wild species,- Production of renewable energy,- Construction of conservation, reception and safety infrastructures,- Supply of materials, equipment and various products. In short, the Botanical and Zoological Garden is subject to a number of constraints, all of which are being addressed by projects with varying timeframes and rapid impact, ranging from the short term to the long term.

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Yekia Bayolo Chrispin is a graduate of the Faculty of Sciences of the Department of Environment at UNIGBA; University Assistant; Co-Promoter of the UNIGBA Research and Production Center; Envirn studies consultant and Topo studies of the SOLVERS SARL Company and Rural or Urban Development Expert.