The Monkey Tail Fern: Balancing Conservation and Local Livelihoods on Mount Muria
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The Monkey Tail Fern: Balancing Conservation and Local Livelihoods on Mount Muria

Once exploited as a 'rat repellent' in the 1990s, the Monkey Tail Fern (Cibotium barometz) now faces population decline on Mount Muria. Local communities and experts are shifting toward conservation-led initiatives, balancing ecological health with economic needs through community-based management and scientific cultivation.

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