How Forest Gardens in Cameroon are sustained despite covid-19 threat
Covid-19 has pervaded every aspect of our lives; and although we may feel the various impacts in different…
Covid-19 has pervaded every aspect of our lives; and although we may feel the various impacts in different…
The Sustainable Farming and Critical Habitat Conservation (SUFACHAC) through its implementing partner, the Environment and Rural Development Foundation…
Lake Oku is a crater lake on the Bamenda Plateau in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. It is…
The problem of land degradation and declining soil fertility is a reality in the steeply sloping lands of…
The Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Cameroon have been going through untold hardship in their new settlements. These…
The Mount Bamboutos area is a cosmopolitan environment characterized by varied land use patterns which generate conflicts between…
The Forest Gardens Project II kicked off on March 2020, with the training and practical establishment of nurseries…
Mangroves are facultative halophytes that occur as forests at the confluence of the land-sea interface and are limited…
The historic entrance of ERuDeF into the great apes conservation in the Lebialem highlands started in 2004, when…
The proposed Ebo Forest National Park that cuts across the Sanaga Maritime and the Nkam divisions in the…
ERuDeF’s Centre for the Advancement of Women’s Initiatives (CAWI), created some 10 years ago, has a new programme…
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