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Figures & data
Figure 1. The picture shows a monument at the entry to Erin-Ijesha/Olumirin waterfall site, symbolising the mystical pot that is the water source for aba-oke and Erin-ijesha communities.
Figure 2. The researcher hikes through the mountainous pathways to interview aba-oke residents.
Figure 3. The picture shows sun-dried cocoa pods in front of one of the huts in Aba-Oke.
Figure 4. The picture shows large plantations of thaumatococcus danielli or ewe-iran in Aba-Oke, for growing the popular leaves for storing local pap and bean pudding among indigenous Yoruba communities.
Figure 5. The picture shows the first cascade from the Aba-Oke descent, the primary source of Erin-Ijesha/Olumirin waterfalls.
Figure 6. The picture shows the second cascade, a minor waterfall about 20 metres below sea level in an open cave with the surrounding vegetation.
