Africa is bringing solutions; COP30 should respond with fair finances – WWF
WWF urges a bold Belém Package for Africa to keep the 1.5°C goal alive With COP30 underway in Belém, Brazil, the World Wide Fund, WWF, says the conference should respond…
COP30: UN climate change executive secretary calls for action
By Leocadia Bongben Ten years after the Paris Conference of the Parties (COP), the world meets in Belém, Brazil, today to discuss climate challenges, with the UN Climate Change Secretary…
Guidelines for the involvement of local communities in the management of protected areas
Through local committees, local communities are now involved in the maintenance of protected areas. Read about their responsibilities in the document below:
From bedroom to forest floor: How a potent potion could save Cameroon’s vanishing trees
Ngala Killian Chimtom Cameroon’s vast forests, a critical global carbon sink, are vanishing. Population growth, rampant logging, and agricultural expansion are driving forest loss in the central African country. The…
Presidential Elections 2025: CJM urges candidates to make environmental protection key component of programmes
By Leocadia Bongben The Climate Justice Movement, CJM, is urging presidential candidates to prioritise climate justice and environmental conservation in their programmes and to implement audacious governance to make Cameroon…
Balanite, from forest to the market: How transforming non-timber forest products changed a woman’s life
By Leocadia Bongben “I now check my sugar level once a year, thanks to the natural products I started consuming and transforming,” says Djamilatou Maliki, her eyes sparkling under her…
Independent forest monitoring reveals illegal logging is draining biodiversity and finances
By Leocadia Bongben After a ten-year absence, the Independent Forest Monitoring, coordinated by the World Resource Institute in Cameroon, has returned with stark revelations about illegal logging in the country.…
Land, a daily explosion in Cameroon, requires legal reforms
By Leocadia Bongben Stakeholders have agreed that land is no longer a time bomb in Cameroon but a daily explosion requiring reforms. This was during a press conference organized by…
Environmental crimes: journalists armed with investigative tools, techniques to unmask offenders
By Leocadia Bongben Widespread deforestation, illicit logging, wood trafficking, harvesting of protected species, and unregulated mining are examples of environmental crimes in the Congo Basin that are frequently carried out…
Cameroon should adopt new fisheries law implementing decree, to ameliorate governance-EJF
By Leocadia Bongben “I’m tired. I’ve stopped fishing. I don’t do anything to do with it anymore because it only brings me losses,” Ladi Ben, a fisherman in Yoyo, tells…