KUCHING: Representatives from 15 villages throughout Sarawak in the island of Borneo will participate in a two-day seminar starting Tuesday to discuss the documentation of their traditional knowledge on using natural resources for medicinal and other purposes.
Organised by the Sarawak Biodiversity Council (SBC), the seminar aims to help local indigenous communities preserve their traditional knowledge through proper recording and documentation techniques.
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