Orateruul Project

Orateruul, Ollei, Ngarchelong

Oratelruul is located in Ollei, a village near the northern tip of Babeldaob in the Republic of Palau. It holds great cultural and historic value to the people in Ollei, as it is where Kukau el Bad, Bedengel a Mechas, Okeuil a Tellames, and the remnants of an orrangel are located. Oratelruuls connection to the origins of mesei and ruul practices make it a sacred and highly respected site. The area has a long history of agroforestry, making it an exceptional place to study the various benefits plants provide to both the ecosystem and to people. Oratelruul is a place rich in nature, history, and culture.

Above is a map of Orateruul. The red markers represent cultural and/or historical sites. The blue markers represent a natural feature, either in relation to plants or the water. The white lines are trails that are taken to travel throughout Orateruul. 

For more information about the Orateruul project, click on the image below.

Click the icon below to view the Orateruul Project Publication | Orateruul: A Cultural. Historical, and Ecological Guide by Sarah Brekke

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