World’s Largest Frog in Cameroon: Save it or Lose it
By Ndimuh B. Shancho _________________ The goliath frog (Conraua goliath), which is the world’s largest frog, is a giant slippery frog located in the Mount Nlonako Area, Littoral Region of[…]
First Birds, Amphibians Sanctuary in Cameroon; a Big Win!
By Ndimuh B. Shancho __________________ In Kupe-Muanenguba Division of the South West Region and the Moungo Division of the Littoral Region of Cameroon lie Cameroon’s first sanctuary for the conservation[…]
Children in Bamenda Raise Voices Against Climate Injustice
By Ndimuh B. Shancho ________________ After gaining understanding about climate change and its challenges following the 2021 EcoKids programme carried out by Voice of Nature (VoNat) and Meg Wah with[…]
An Open Letter to the Mayor of Bamenda III Council
_______________________________________________________ The Mayor, Bamenda III Council. Dear Sir, Subject: Urgent Need to Stop Pollution, Land Reclamation, and Deforestation It is a great honor to write to[…]
Journalists Trained to Champion Marine Debris, Plastic Pollution Awareness Campaign
By Honorine Cheng Abuck* Marine debris and plastic pollution are issues often under reported in the Cameroonian media landscape, yet crucial to the 21st century ecosystem. It is in recognition[…]
NGO Enlightens Buea Council Staff on Effective Waste Management, Climate Change Mitigation
By Sandrine Akeabeh ____________________ A Buea-based non-profit organization, Nature’s Breath (NAB), has enlightened the staff of Buea Council and some youth within the municipality on effective waste management and climate[…]
Renewable Energy Powered Ovens Help Cameroon Fish smokers curb Mangrove Forest Degradation
By Regina Leke and Ngalame Elias ___________________________ Renewable energy-powered ovens introduced in some fishing communities along the coastal regions of Limbe and Douala in Cameroon, are helping the country redress[…]
African Traditional Knowledge, Neglected Species Conservation Asset
African communities have from time immemorial, developed different belief systems including taboos, rituals and totems that ensured the effective management of natural resources in the continent. These belief systems ascribed[…]
Four Communities in Buea Benefit from CWASAF’s Cleanup Campaign
Four communities in the Buea Municipality have benefitted from the cleanup and environmental protection sensitization campaign of Clean Water and Sanitation Africa, (CWASAF). These communities include; Moli in Buea town,[…]
SDO, Indigenes Advance Opposing Reasons for Sudden Change in Colour, Odour of Lake Kuk
The Senior Divisional Officer (SDO), Abdoulahi Aliou, and some indigenes of Menchum Division, North West Region of Cameroon have advanced varied but opposing reasons for the sudden change in the[…]