conservation

Africa Harnesses Ecosystem‑Friendly Technologies to Restore Sustainable Landscapes

The Afro Times Mar 27, 2026

At the 8th AfriMAB General Assembly in Zambia, Africa’s biosphere reserve leaders and partners embrace agroecology, digital governance, and policy innovation to drive sustainable development and community resilience.

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