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Public gardens: a means of biodiversity conservation in Cocody, Cote d’Ivoiree

Our gardens , marshes , ponds, and forests are natural environment with remarkable flora and fauna, but they are sometimes threatened by human activity. The degradation of the natural environment spares no state. However, more writers are writing on the degradation of gardens while minimizing the conservation aspect of biodiversity. The aim of this article is to show the role of natural areas in the conservation of biodiversity. The municipality of Cocody, a study area that has benefited from an urban development plan integrating green spaces in its development, has for some years been experiencing a degradation of its environment with the consequence of the disappearance of animal and plant species such as chlorophyllians, ensuring the most of organic production, by making the organic matter on which all other organisms will depend. Solutions have been proposed for sustainable conservation of biodiversity at different levels.