Abstract
This study describes the establishment of a demonstrative unit for medicinal plant cultivationat the State University of Goiás (UEG), Itapuranga Campus. The initiative was implemented inJuly 2024 and involved 24 species selected based on their therapeutic potential, adaptation tothe regional climate, and acceptance by the local population. Seedlings were provided by apartner institution, which also organized a workshop on planting practices and responsiblemanagement. An area of approximately 85 m² was designated for the project and organized tooptimize sunlight exposure and facilitate maintenance, using techniques that included soilanalysis and preparation with natural inputs. Informative plaques with QR codes were installed,providing detailed information about each species. In addition to meeting academic demands,the space also hosted visits from public school students, promoting environmental awarenessand the preservation of traditional knowledge related to the use of medicinal plants. The resultsdemonstrated the project's feasibility and its positive impact on valuing biodiversity, economicsustainability, and strengthening the relationship between the university and the community.
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