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🌿 Environment August 31, 2026 at 10:47 PM

Growing Indigenous food trees in East Africa fights malnutrition and biodiversity loss

Source: Mongabay - Conservation

An agroecology initiative in Malawi is successfully growing indigenous food trees, like the masuku plum, to combat malnutrition and biodiversity loss, bringing joy and sustenance to local communities.

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