How to Stop Poachers From Dying Roots

Dyes make it easier to prosecute poachers in court. Court cases using this technique have had a near 100% conviction rate. Dying roots and limiting the amount of gin sayng that can be harvested are great ways to protect what's left in the wild, but it doesn't help to restore what's alrea been dug up. That's where ed daniels comes back into the story. Ed's growing ginsang in as natural a setting as possible. He spreads wild jinsang seeds on to the forest floor and lets nature do the rest.