Jamie D'Souza
Takeaways:
- An indigenous leader and botanist have worked together to domesticate a rare and little-known flower that grows along the Columbian-Venezualan border.
- They have also helped commercialize this flower to help bring revenue to Indigenous families and to sustain the local economy.
- This flower conservation helps ensure the long-term protection of other species and offers potential bioremediation against contaminated soil.