Oh, my! This plant has overtaken and sabotaged the river. What an obstacle to the community’s socio-economic development. Great plans to re-claim the river for the community but am also curious about the ecologists’ view is on this. What is the ecologically sensitive thing to do taking into account that the river serves as a source and resource for the community’s livelihood and perhaps the greater ecological system in the area? I imagine managing the ability of the plant to spread and take over the river would be but also wonder, what is this plant’s contribution to the local ecology/system? Just curios… any thoughts?
ANAM city is a dynamic model for sustainable development that balances ecology with economic growth, delivers world-class quality of life across generations and leverages technology within the African culture of collective progress. The new city project is a collective effort of the greater Anam community in partnership with the Dr. Aloy & Gesare Chife Foundation.
Oh, my! This plant has overtaken and sabotaged the river. What an obstacle to the community’s socio-economic development. Great plans to re-claim the river for the community but am also curious about the ecologists’ view is on this. What is the ecologically sensitive thing to do taking into account that the river serves as a source and resource for the community’s livelihood and perhaps the greater ecological system in the area? I imagine managing the ability of the plant to spread and take over the river would be but also wonder, what is this plant’s contribution to the local ecology/system? Just curios… any thoughts?