Performance Based System Instituted at ERuDeF
The management of the Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF) has put in place a new system geared…
Discover Cameroon’s Endemic Zebrawood at the Mercy of Wanton Exploiters
Zebrawood (Microberlinia bisulcata A. Chev) is a tropical rainforest tree species commercialized under the name Zingana. It belongs…
Chameleons Pet Trade Banned in Mount Muanenguba Area
Chiefs and traditional rulers of communities within the Mouamenem clan (in the Mount Muanenguba area) in the Littoral…
Three Year Strategic Plan Established for Great Apes Conservation in Central Africa
The Alliance for Great Apes Conservation in Central Africa (A-GSAC), has put in place a three-year strategic plan…
Fossimondi, M’mockmbie Reaffirm Commitment to Collaborate in Tofala management
Some two adjacent villages to the Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, Fossimondi and M’mockmbie, hitherto hesitant to collaborate with…
Nkongho-Mbeng & Alou-Tofala Farmers Reap from Biodiversity Community Trust
Members of Nkongho-Mbeng Farmers and Alou-Tofala Farmers cooperatives have begun benefiting from the services of the Biodiversity Community…
Government Urged To Create Bangwa-Mbo Wildlife Sanctuary
Community members from two Fondoms in Lebialem Division, and 10 villages in Kupe Muanenguba Division, have urged the Cameroon Government to create a new wildlife sanctuary in their area. They resonated their voices, during a workshop to gather their opinions over the possibility of creating the Bangwa-Mbo wildlife sanctuary, adjacent to their villages. The community members that included the Njoagwi and Essoh-Attah Fondoms in Lebialem, and the Nkongho-Mbo villages that included: Mbetta, Fonki, Njungo, Mbemfe, Lebeh, Nzelette, Ngientu, Lebock, all in Kupe Muanenguba Divisions of the Southwest Region.
ICRAF Approves Enterprise Development For Bimbia-Bonadikombo, Etinde Community Forests
The World Agroforestry Organisation, ICRAF, has approved the development of enterprises in two community forests in Fako Division,…
ERuDeF to plant 3 million trees for food security, water shade protection in Cameroon
The Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF) is carrying out activities that will culminate in the planting of three million trees in some 15 divisions of the Northwest, Southwest, West and Littoral regions of Cameroon by the end of 2018. Targeted divisions include; Meme, Fako, Lebialem, Kupe Muanenguba, Bamboutos, Haut Nkam, Menou, Moungo, Ngoketunjia, Menchum, Momo, Mezam,Bui, Boyo, Donga Matum.
Tofala-Mone East Corridor Creation; Gov’t Creates Another Community Forest in Upper Bayang
The Government of Cameroon has created another Community Forest (CF) in the Upper Bayang Sub-division Manyu Division, Southwest…
Bakingili, Mbacof Community Forests Due Diligence Process Conducted
The Due Diligence process for the Bakingili and MBAAH Community Forests (CFs) have been conducted. It was done…
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