Colorado's emerging ibogaine regulations could shape the future of psychedelic policy in the United States. In response, ROOTS Fellowship Foundation is advocating for governance frameworks that respect Gabon's cultural relationship to Iboga, protect traditional knowledge, and promote ethical international cooperation as global interest in ibogaine continues to grow.

Colorado's new ibogaine regulations represent a significant step in shaping the future of psychedelic therapy. This paper explains why these developments matter and outlines ROOTS Fellowship Foundation's position: that Indigenous knowledge, cultural preservation, and collaboration with Gabon must be central to any ethical and sustainable ibogaine framework.

ROOTS Fellowship Foundation Launches Four Projects to Preserve Endangered Indigenous Spiritual Lineages

New foundation funds community-led education and healing across Colombia, Kenya, and Gabon to keep ancestral wisdom alive and locally governed