by erudef | Aug 14, 2014 | News
Some 2388 seeds of Leucaena, 2895 seeds of Acacia, and about 2021 seeds of Prunus Africana making a total of over 7000 tree seeds have been planted in six schools in the chief town of Lebialem division, Menji as part of efforts to rebuild the environment which has...
by erudef | Aug 14, 2014 | News
Some 80 percent of Cameroonians depend on destructive agricultural practices for the bulk of their food. The poor farming methods (shifting cultivation, clearing and burning) often kill soil organisms and subsequently reduce their fertility and capacity to produce...
by erudef | Aug 14, 2014 | News
Over 68 textbooks currently used in the Cameroon’s syllabus have been distributed to two schools in communities in Wabane Sub Dvision in the Lebialem Division, adjacent to the proposed Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary. The donation is part of the largesse of...
by erudef | Aug 14, 2014 | News
Communities around the proposed Mak betchou Chimpanzee Sanctuary have been reaping some livelihood and economic benefits since the creation process started. Since the kick off of the creation process, some locals who were formerly involved in hunting have been...
by erudef | Aug 14, 2014 | News
Just a few weeks after 10.000 threatened trees were planted in the Bakingili Community Forest in the Mt Cameroon area, 10000 more of the threatened trees have been planted out in another community forest in the area. Recently, Foresters working for the Program...
by erudef | Aug 14, 2014 | News
The West Africa Program Manager for UK Charity, Fauna and Flora International (FFI), Alison Mollon, has said her organization’s support towards the proposed Tofala Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and other projects of the Cameroon NGO Environment and Rural Development...
