SWECSON Unveils 3-Year Action Plan

The President of the Southwest Civil Society Organization (SWECSON), Louis Nkembi, has unveiled a 13-point plan of action which his team will undertake during their three-year mandate. Principal amongst these are increasing the visibility and profile of SWECSON...

‘Rural Pharmacy’ Helps Restore Health Of Farming Couple

A couple in Fundong, Boyo Division, in the Northwest Region, has testified that the use of products from the Neem tree healed them of rheumatic arthritis, fatigue, general body pains, dizziness and fever. By Blaise Jumbam Mrs. Bimbo Judith and her husband, Ful...

Keep Up The Good Work, ERuDeF Extolled

A three-day appraisal of ERuDeF’s achievements in biodiversity conservation interventions left PPI IUCN-PACO Coordinator, Thomas Bacha, almost speechless . By Bertrand N. Shancho Bacha was particularly amazed by the fact that it was his first time to see a national...

Talung Village Gets 8000-capacity NTFPs Nursery

A nursery to raise 8,000 seedlings of Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) like Bush mango, Bitter cola, Njangsang and Njinjap has been set up in Talung village in Wabane Subdivision, Lebialem Division in the Southwest Region. ERuDeF has established this nursery with...

Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary:

The population of Fossungu, Mmockmbie and Bechati, forest adjacent communities to the Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary (THWS) in Lebialem Division, have been trained and given start-up capital to begin the production of medicated soap and detergent. The training was...

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...