INVESTIGATION AND ASSESSMENT OF THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY IN THE CONSERVATION OF SOME RARE MEDICINAL PLANT SPECIES IN THE NAM DONG VALUABLE GYMNOSPERM CONSERVATION AREA, THANH HOA PROVINCE
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2022/797Keywords:
Conservation, medicinal plants, biodiversity, Nam Dong Valuable Gymnosperm Conservation Area, Thanh Hoa provinceAbstract
This paper introduces the research results about the role of the community in the conservation of some rare medicinal plant species in the Nam Dong Valuable Gymnosperm Conservation Area, Thanh Hoa province. As a result, we recorded 21 species belonging to the Vietnam Red Data Book (2007) as Endangered (five species) and Vulnerable (16 species). The survey evaluated 10 roles of local organizations and identify the advantages and disadvantages, opportunities and challenges of the community in the conservation and development of medicinal plants. The study also offers 2 main solutions to the conservation and development of medicinal plant resources research area. That situ Conservation (Insitu), also known as protected species live where and Conservation trans (Ex-stu) is the conservation of bonobos in artificial conditions under the supervision of the people.
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