My Cameroon Trip Most Rewarding, Says International Volunteer

An international volunteer, German national Nico Fischer recently thrilled trainees of the ERuDeF Institute when he said his trip Cameroon, the first he made alone, was the most rewarding. Fischer was talking to the trainees after his visit to the newly created Tofala...

Farmer Cashes In With Acacia…

A farmer, Njeukeng Joseph, has been reaping the fruits of agro-forestry trees since 2010 when he rose from nothing to over 30,000 trees of Acacia, Leucaena, Neem, and Prunus. “I save over 30,000 francs cfa a year that I would have spend to purchase fuel wood,” says...

Cold Blood Slaughter:

CROSS RIVER GORILLA IS SLAIN March 1, 2013. The carcass of a Silverback gorilla sits propped against the wall of the gendarmerie office. Stark facts: 45 bullets, wooden clubs and stones were used to kill the Silverback at Pinyin in Santa Sub-Division, Northwest Region...

African ‘Forest Gardeners’ on the Brink of Extinction

Deep in the forests of Mt. Cameroon National Park live the last tribe of ‘forest gardeners’; the African forest elephant (Loxodonta africana cyclotis). Only about 178 individuals of the near-isolated and threatened elephant species survive in this region. On the...

The ERuDeF Junior Professional Training Programme

CONTACTS: TRAINING@ERUDEF.ORG & HQ@ERUDEF.ORG, TEL: 694921263, 674809595 The CEO of ERuDeF is pleased to inform the general public that ERuDeF has launched its Junior Professional Training Programme at the intention of those holding 1st and master degrees as well...