In Guinea-Bissau, on the Bijagos archipelago, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in July 2025, animist populations have been protecting nature for centuries. But their decline, accelerated by the rise of evangelical churches and the exodus of young people to the cities, ultimately threatens an already weakened biodiversity.
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