Discover Mount Kupe Muanenguba’s Rich Water Sources
Mount Kupe is a plutonic mountain in the western high plateau of Cameroon. It is the highest of the Bakossi Mountains,…
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International Day of Forests 2021: time to rethink and redress our relationship with the forest
Man’s unsustainable way of exploiting forest resources has caused a number of problems, amongst which, forest degradation. The…
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The future of wetlands: our perspective
January 2nd 2021 was commemorated as World Wetlands Day. Commemorated under the theme “Wetlands and water”, wetlands are…
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Cameroon: World’s Biggest Frog Near Extinction
The population of Goliath frogs in the wild, in Cameroon is decreasing due to accelerated habitat loss occasioned…
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As Buea Hits Biggest Ever Water Crisis, ERuDeF University Institute plans to Drill Over 30 Boreholes
“it is embarrassing to say, but I just have to reveal that, in my house we go for…
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Women In The World Of Covid-19
In the past women were seen as “the weaker sex”, they were socially, politically, economically and culturally inferior…
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Microberlinia bisulcata Project in the Mokoko Forest Reserve & Mt. Cameroon
Within Cameroon, 15 of the country’s Critically Endangered trees are recorded from Mount Cameroon. It is a high…
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ERuDeF Determined in Protecting Pangolins from Imminent Extinction
As the world celebrate the Pangolin Day this February 20th, 2021, it should bear witness to the fact…
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WHY WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT, GENDER EQUALITY MATTERS IN RESTORATION
Ecosystem restoration is reversing degradation of ecosystems, e.g. forest landscapes, mangroves, watersheds, dry lands- to regain their functionality…
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The Mount Bamboutos Fons’ Association gains Legal Status
The Mount Bamboutos Fons’ Association (MBFA) has gained its legal status. This was early January 2021 after receiving…
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More sub-villages in Bangang village embrace the Mount Bamboutos Initiative
The people of Bameghuie I, Bameghuie II and Bamelang in the Bangang chiefdom, one of the villages in…
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