<ul><li>A 10-hectare ethnobotanical learning facility will be established in New Clark City to support Aeta communities in Pampanga and Tarlac, according to the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA).</li><li>BCDA signed memoranda of agreement with the Department of Agriculture (DA) Regional Field Office III and the Pampanga State Agricultural University for the establishment of the facility.</li><li>The Ayta Ethno Botanical Center will serve as a model for food forests and can be replicated around the green areas of New Clark City.</li><li>BCDA plans to develop adjoining protected and forest reserve areas into an ecotourism spot.</li></ul>

BCDA builds ethnobotanical center

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