Restoring Our Only Home, a Collective Responsibility
We, humans, are known to be the greatest ecological offenders of all times after natural catastrophes. The food, health, water, and climate crisis and our ever-increasing angst can be traced,[…]
VoNat, Meg Wah Commence Project to Plant 2000 Trees at Degraded Waterways, Landscapes in North West, South West Cameroon
Some Cameroon-based environmental non-profit organizations, Voice of Nature (VoNat) and Meg Wah (My Earth) and kicking-start the next phase their Ecokids project that will culminate in planting 2000 indigenous tree[…]
UB Joins Forces with MINEPDED, MINFOF to Fight Climate Change
The University of Buea (UB) in collaboration with the Southwest Regional Delegate of the Ministry of Environment, Protection of Nature and Sustainable Development (MINEPDED-SW) and the South West Regional Delegation[…]
VoNat Engages 50 Mount Nlonako Kids in Amphibians Ecological Studies
Voice of Nature (VoNat) recently organized an amphibian conservation education workshop, and an ecological study trip that took close to 50 kids and youths from Ntolo, Nkognine, Ebone, Ngwa, Ntolo,[…]
VoNat sets Out to Conserve World’s Largest Frog, Other Endangered Amphibians of Mount Nlonako
Press Release As the fate of globally endangered amphibians including the world’s biggest frog, Goliath Frog (Conraua goliath) in the Mount Nlonako Area, Littoral Region of Cameroon continue to be[…]
Coping Mechanisms for Farmers as Climate Change Surge
Agriculture is the backbone of Cameroon’s economy and one of the main sources of livelihoods to many homes in the country. Changes in the rainfall patterns and atmospheric temperature in[…]
Human-Elephant Co-existence in Mount Cameroon: How Possible?
By Ndimuh B. Shancho _____________________ The Africa Forest Elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis), classified as Critically Endangered on the IUCN 2021 Red List, continues to compete with adjacent communities on resources in[…]
Environmental Magazine Born to Cameroon Media Landscape
The first edition of one of Cameroon’s pioneer environmental magazines, Voice of Nature Magazine, is out. This Magazine, which was published in February 2022 as a complement to Cameroon’s emerging[…]
Reversing Climate Change; Children on the Frontline
Kids and youths are those who will have to deal with the effects of climate change in the future as well as cut down on greenhouse gas emission. Yet this[…]
Voice of Nature News & Magazine: Why We Exist
When the clouds are full of water, they pour rain onto the earth surface; when the mountain is saturated, it spills lava; and when humans come face to face with[…]