Kenya-based Chemolex has collected about 45,000 tonnes of water hyacinth and converts the invasive plant into biodegradable material that can replace conventional plastics.
The report, Strengthening the Effectiveness and Impact of Protected and Conserved Areas: Lessons and Scalable Solutions, presents practical approaches drawn from international experience.
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