Caiman Conservation
During a Global Sustainable Tourism Alliance/Pays Dogon (GSTA/PD) field visit to the remote village of Borko in northern Dogon country, Mali, threatening invasive plant species were identified in gardens, ponds, and waterways inhabited by sacred Caimans, a crocodilian reptile idolized in traditional beliefs.
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Caiman Conservation
Author(s):
USAID,
GSTA
Publication Date: 2011
Location: Mali
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During a Global Sustainable Tourism Alliance/Pays Dogon (GSTA/PD) field visit to the remote village of Borko in northern Dogon country, Mali, threatening invasive plant species were identified in gardens, ponds, and waterways inhabited by sacred Caimans, a crocodilian reptile idolized in traditional beliefs.
