Everytime we go in the field, Khaya "hunting", it's a chance to learn about new species. Yac was showing me a species, a vine! We were at the Soassararou Khaya population.
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pictures and experience related to my fieldwork on Khaya spp, and other plant species in Benin (West Africa). i'm working on the ethnoecology and conservation of Khaya senegalensis. so feel free to post comments, questions, and maybe if you're interested, and you can help we can plan to visit my field sites! contact at ogaoue at gmail dot com
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# Posté le samedi 08 juillet 2006 04:14
Modifié le samedi 26 mai 2007 09:11
Are you talking about this?
I was making sure Yac and I are talking about the same species!
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# Posté le samedi 08 juillet 2006 04:15
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Not coffee for breakfast,.. porridge!
It was 7 am, we are on our way to Fetekou Khaya population, before a stop at the house of the chief Fulani, we had our breakfast! Hot corn based porridge and you are good for half a day!
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# Posté le samedi 08 juillet 2006 04:20
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Interviewing the Chief Fulani of Fetekou Village
Fetekou village is at the border of the Alibori Reserve Forest. I went there with Yac and Kader (both Fulani) to interview the Chief Fulani about pruning Khaya senegalensis.
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# Posté le samedi 08 juillet 2006 04:24
Tatoo, Sopoodu, Hair cuts
I showed some pictures and described the sopoodu concept in the early pages of this blog. Here are other hair cuts, for Fulani girls at different ages!
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# Posté le samedi 08 juillet 2006 04:27
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