300Gorillas launches the ‘million-dollar gorilla’ on Earth Day
On Earth Day, the African Conservation Foundation (ACF) launched a new NFT project aimed at raising $1.2 million…
Trans-Boundary Heritage Site Planned by Nigeria and Cameroon to Safeguard Endangered Species
Nigeria and Cameroon have announced plans to establish a trans-boundary heritage site aimed at protecting endangered species such…
Lebialem Highlands: Urgent Cross River Gorilla Conservation Priorities
Biodiversity in the Lebialem Highlands is highly threatened, with IUCN Red List species such as the Gross River…
Group of rare Cross River gorillas with babies caught on camera in Nigeria
Conservationists have captured images of a group of rare Cross River gorillas with multiple babies in Nigeria’s Mbe…
Unite human, animal and environmental health to prevent the next pandemic – UN Report
The rising trend in zoonotic diseases is driven by the degradation of our natural environment – through land degradation, wildlife exploitation, resource extraction, climate change, and other stresses.
Silent Forests: What is it like to be on the frontlines of forest elephant conservation?
African forest elephants are being poached at accelerating rates in West and Central Africa. Research revealed that population…
Community based approach the key to rainforest conservation
As the human population continues to grow at an exponential rate, the demands that arise have produced unforeseen…
Cameroon women in conservation science: Research reveals increasing chimpanzee population in new reserve
Exciting news, as an increasing number of Cameroon Nigeria Chimpanzees are being captured on camera traps in the Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary. During the last survey in this sanctuary, a large group of 20 chimpanzees was caught on camera trap footage.
Cameroon crisis threatens Cross River Gorillas as displaced people flee to protected areas
Many displaced by the conflict are fleeing to biodiversity hotspots, clearing forests to build homes and hunting endangered…
BANCK Community Forest in Forest Corridor Approved by Cameroon Government
The government of Cameroon has approved the creation of a new community forest in Manyu Division. The two-year Provisional Management Agreement of the community forest to be named BANCK (Bakumba, Ayukaba, Numba, Chinda, Kendem) community forest, was approved by the Minister of Forestry and Wildlife, Philip Ngolle Ngwesse, through a Ministerial Decision N o 003 of January, 3 2018.