ERuDeF Joins Forces to Protect the World’s Most Endangered Gorilla
A landmark knowledge exchange workshop in Douala brings nine conservation organizations together to forge a coordinated alliance for…
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ERuDeF Celebrates 25 Years of Promoting Conservation and Sustainable Development in Cameroon
The Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF) recently marked its 25th anniversary…
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ERuDeF Conducts Ground Truthing in KEPOL Community Forest
Ground truthing works recently conducted by ERuDeF in the KEPOL Community Forest situated in the Deng Deng National…
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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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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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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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Cameroon’s Endemic Bannerman’s Turaco population in steady Decline
Cameroon prides itself as one of the countries in Africa with the highest number of bird species. With…
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ERuDeF Launches the Deng Deng-Belabo Conservation Corridor Project Steering Committee
The Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF) in its mission to save the Western Lowland Gorillas, other species…
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Male Olive Baboon finds home in the Deng Deng Community
For a month now and counting, the inhabitants of Deng Deng have been delighted to receive a new…
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Mountains: essential ecosystems for the planet
From Ecuador to near the poles, and all around the world, mountain ecosystems encompass nearly a fifth of…
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Despite Conservation Efforts, Pangolins Boom Bush Meat Markets
Bertoua, the “land of the Rising Sun” remains the capital of the bush meat market in the East…
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