Z.six.2 Natural Baobab Portal

You meet your trained local guide (with ARO Baobab support). Short orientation: respectful behavior, walking pace, and how to observe wildlife without disturbance.

Your guide explains how baobabs survive dry seasons, why these giants matter to biodiversity, and how local communities interact with the forest landscape.

A key highlight: discovering a remarkable tree storing water, used by local people for cooking—a powerful illustration of the link between forest and community.

Discussion moment: questions, photos, and optional extension to the nursery activity.