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Living gourd museum by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…With support from the Japanese International Cooperation Agency, Kenya has established the world s first gourd museum, annex documentation centre and genebank. Gourds Lagenaria siceraria and Luffa cylindrica also known as African calabashes were...…”
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Lighthouse Schools and Crop Museums in the Philippines by Anunciado, M.S, Rio, S.D, Umali, D.J, Tamondong, S, Monville-Oro, Emilita, Gonsalves, Julian Francis, Hunter, Danny, Borelli, Teresa, Mendonce, Sharon

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Courtesy Chicago natural history museum by Popenoe, Wilson

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Den gröna ön: resurs eller museum by Löfstrand, Alma

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Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum exhibition poster (in Vietnamese) by Vietnam National Fina Arts Museum

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List of Museums of Natural History and Herbaria studied, and dates of visit by Debouck, Daniel G.

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Documenting museum records of west African Coccinellidae (Coleoptera) in Benin and Senegal by Hounkpati, K., McHugh, J.V., Niang, A.A., Goergen, Georg E.

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The scale insect (Hemiptera: Coccomorpha) collection of the entomological museum “Universidad Nacional Agronomía Bogotá”, and its impact on Colombian coccidology by Caballero, Alejandro, Ramos Portilla, Andrea Amalia, Rueda Ramírez, Diana, Vergara Navarro, Erika Valentina, Serna, Francisco

“…These analyses provide a guideline for future studies, such as which zones should be sampled and which host-plant species have information gaps in their documented distributions and scale insect-host interactions. The museum’s large number of specimens, species diversity representation and rich associated biological data indicate that the scale insect collection of the “Universidad Nacional Agronomía Bogotá” entomological museum is the most important in Colombia.…”
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Artistic decoration for the general public illustrating the importance of genetic diversity by CGIAR Research Program on Livestock

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Ethnicity and resource use in the Kouilou (Congo): a paper presented at the 5th International Congress of Ethnobiology, Nairobi (Kenya), National Museum of Kenya, by Katz, E., Nguinguiri, J.C.

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Cercopoidea types (Hemiptera-Cicadomorpha) housed at the Museo de la Plata entomological collection (Argentina) by Foieri, Alvaro, Marino de Remes Lenicov, Ana Maria

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Hitta mellan flora och fauna : en gestaltning av utemiljön mellan Zoologiska museet och Tropiska växthuset i Uppsala med fokus på orienterbarhet by Gunnarsson, Helen, Lindblom, Agnes

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Wildlife-livestock interactions in the Mara ecosystem by Said, Mohammed Yahya, Reid, Robin S., Ogutu, J., Kifugo, S.C., Kaelo, D., Serneels, S., Lambin, E.F., Agatsiva, J., Wargute, P.W., Homewood, K.

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Schools as a platform for promotion and scaling of agrobiodiversity conservation for better nutrition by Anunciado, Ma. Shiela, Del Rio, Susan, Tamondong, Shanerisse, Umali, Diana Jean, Monville-Oro, Emilita, Gonsalves, Julian, Hunter, Danny, Borelli, Teresa, Mendonce, Sharon

“…The Crop Museums serve as seed banks fostering the multiplication and exchange of crop types and varieties across schools. …”
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The challenge of climate-related infectious livestock diseases in undermining social entrepreneurship development for rural communities by Bett, Bernard K.

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Integrated school nutrition models: bridging school gardening, feeding and nutrition education by Hunter, Danny, Gonsalves, Julian, Anunciado, S., Castro, R.

“…This presentation focuses on the Integrated School Nutrition Model (ISNM) in the Philippines, which leverages crop museums as a key tool for educating children about food systems, nutrition, food safety and the environment; and can be used to supplement school meals.…”
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Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage: traditional foodways of the East Pokot community of Kenya by Maundu, P., Kapeta, B., Muiruri, P., Morimoto, Y., Bosibori, E., Kibet, S., Odubo, A., UNESCO Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage

“…The documentation was undertaken between 2010-2012 largely by pupils of two primary schools - Chemolingot and Churo assisted by their teachers, a local project coordinator and the project team mainly consisting of staff from National Museums of Kenya, Bioversity International and the Department of Culture.…”
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Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage: traditional foodways of the Isukha community of Kenya by Maundu, P., Muiruri, P., Adeka, R., Ombonya, J., Morimoto, Y., Bosibori, E., Kibet, S., Odubo, A., UNESCO Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage

“…The documentation was undertaken between 2010-2012 largely by pupils of two primary schools– Muraka and Shihuli assisted by their teachers, a local project coordinator and the project team mainly consisting of staff from National Museums of Kenya, Bioversity International and the Department of Culture.…”
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The UNESCO-endorsed traditional foodways approach facilitated the launch of a new nationwide initiative in Kenya by Morimoto, Yasuyuki, Maundu, Patrick

“…In 2024, the Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (the Alliance)’s established partner, the National Museums of Kenya (NMK), spearheaded the program's first phase by conducting an extensive series of training sessions across 13 of the country’s 47 counties. …”
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Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage: a practical guide to documenting traditional foodways: Using lessons from the Isukha and Pokot communities of Kenya by Maundu, P., Bosibori, E., Kibet, S., Morimoto, Y., Odubo, A., Kapeta, B., Muiruri, P., Adeka, R., Ombonya, J., UNESCO Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage

“…The documentation was undertaken between 2010-2012 largely by pupils of two primary schools - Chemolingot and Churo assisted by their teachers, a local project coordinator and the project team mainly consisting of staff from National Museums of Kenya, Bioversity International and the Department of Culture.…”
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