Demonstrates the role of wild edible plants in supporting food security among Setswana speakers, indicating its importance for cultural identity and resilience.
This study highlighted the vital role of WEPs and indigenous knowledge in supporting the cultural identity, food systems, and nutritional security among Setswana-speakers. Preserving this knowledge through their integration into food security, conservation, and rural development strategies, while engaging youth and promoting commercialisation, remains a key toward strengthening livelihoods, cultural heritage, and resilience.
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