Africa-Press – Lesotho. The International Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has hosted a five-day workshop for wetland managers, under a ‘wetland conservation, pasture and water resources’ program. The aim of the training is to educate them on conservation and pasture development in Lesotho. This is a five-day course started on Monday.
In an interview with Voice of the Nation, FAO Coordinator Mr David Mwesigwa explained that this work is part of the great work being done by the Lesotho government to strengthen the functioning of the government through its various and relevant branches.
of environmental protection. He explained that environmental protection includes, lawn, trees and plants as they are some of the most widely used in the field of conservation education, including the upper and lower extremities of the earth.
” first with the mark of global attention. It is part of the government’s overall understanding of the steps and distinctions of land collection and grazing, ”Mwesigwa said.
Mwesigwa explained that as they continue to support the Lesotho government, he said the training includes people from different districts and sectors, especially the managers of the wetland, pasture and water resources conservation program.
He said the supervisors would be the ones to work where wetlands and mineral resources are scarce, where pasture care and development are needed. “The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organizations (UNFAO) is leading the training in this part of the program, one of the objectives of this study is to prepare them for the next year to be able to improve their map.
to be careful to look at where it sucks or where the swamps are, by looking at how they can take care of you, and how to improve it based on what they are, ”he said.
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