Bio-diversity

D an fa is g n rale b nin, the notions of protection and safeguard the environment or biological diversity, are very little assimil es by the largest part of the population. L importance of protection and/or pr preservation of nature, the environment and midfielder constituting the framework of life of such populations represented feel not much, and this d despite all provisions l gales and ever-increasing efforts d ploy by some s illumin, what are the international communitythe Non-governmental organizations and others. Thus assists t on with big d isolating the destruction daily and by the populations, of their own environment and quality of life; P intensive lagoon che for nutritional needs, p che prohibited practices are injurious to the environment (use of the rice and other) which heavily pollute the plans and water of the lagoon and contribute its depletion of fishery resources (mesh nets) fine as well as pr l briefly abusive of the pal tuviers for the kitchen and the preparation of the salt and the SODABIE pr. These behaviors pr adverse their own authors, VAC l rent r alit destruction of Bio diversity that constitute the whole lagoon C ti re and its shoreline, a heritage of value, g r otherwise should undoubtedly become an important source of creation of wealth before g n rer d important income and am improving the living conditions of the surrounding of the target area, which is part of s in qu village Te d development and recovery. It should be however noted that the entire population b n recipient of the pr this project by d purpose of implementation of the initiative Pr preservation of natural reserves R of Togbin, constitutes a target r responsive and favourable l quick attainment of the objectives of the project. The change of behaviour of populations through awareness and training for l am improvement of the practices of p che on the lagoon C ti re Togbin Adounko Daho, will help point n doubt r progressive reduction and l eradication of pollution and the degradation of water d. L arr t of the use of fine-mesh nets and surp che (in the daily), l introduction, propagation and popularization of rice new formula in areas prot g es of the lagoon so that d development of fishponds on the banks, will help reduce pollution and am improving r b n beneficiaries populations living conditions. Indeed, the lifting of the fish according to the m method new rice formula, e cr of jobs in the sector of the construction of the enclosures (must be hand-d work to cut bamboo and planting stakes) as well as the harvesting of fish. Also, the research results indicate that p s che selective, without removing the stalks of bamboo, is possible and more beneficial L establishment of m thode rice in C te dIvoire, especially in the r regions o are situ es bamboo plantations, particularly on farms in Gagnoa and Daloa provinces as well as in the lagoon of Tendo (Tiapoum) s pr of the re with Ghana borders - Saurin Hem points out that it takes time to convince the fishermen of am p swim acadja enclosures, using simple methods and mat local materials, as the inhabitants of these regions have t d us results of an aquaculture project of advanced developed ago ann fifteen es, that n need the use of food for fish, too co costly granul. (D) further research on the m methods to increase fish catches in the acadja enclosures are pr currently being tested. The use of manure (of chicken, cow, sheep or pig) for fertilization gives results int interesting r; slaughter waste are also used. A study on the quality of water with regard to such practices is pr in e Guin. Furthermore, the characteristics of the target r area answered pr pre-installation required for the implementation of the Acadja new formula, namely: lagoons of a tre (approximately) of depth m, bamboo and nets; The construction of the enclosure requires a hand-d large work and for expenditure of investment; In light of the construction work, capital and the hand-d work n requires, it is good to establish a collective organisation this kind of project, (for example, a community co-operative co-op) and pr see a syst me protection against poaching; Acadja enclosures can be am s nag in the lagoons of each of the villages in order to constitute reserves r of fish for collective exploitation, which stifle the surp che; Moreover, the use of this resource should be r strategy by a village-wide agreement. The development of an acadja project must occur within a perspective socio-economic and com

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