Passing the knowledge: How Ogiek peoples conserve medicinal plants for future generations
Briefly

'For the Ogiek, honey is not just a food, it symbolizes many things in life and plays a big role in our ceremonies... Honey is also mixed with herbal plants, like resin from Chelumbut, to address chest problems.'
'Traditional knowledge on herbal medicines is wide, with different specialists such as traditional birth attendants or midwives, bone setters, and those who address other health issues like epilepsy.'
'The ongoing difficulties related to forest access remain a concern. Ensuring access to these areas is crucial as this impacts our traditional practices, including herbalism and beekeeping.'
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