Lake Oku: Home to the endemic clawed frog (Xenopus longipes)
Lake Oku is a crater lake on the Bamenda Plateau in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. It is…
Cameroonian Bishop discovers possible cure for COVID-19
Just when the World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed its desire to see African countries participate in a…
COVID-19, a Huge Challenge for IDPs
The Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Cameroon have been going through untold hardship in their new settlements. These…
The impact of Covid- 19 on Education in Cameroon
The Covid 19 situation in Cameroon is evolving rapidly, with dozens of new cases reported each day. Adding…
Tales of Forest Rangers in the Lebialem Highlands
In the midst of the dreadful Anglophone crisis, most Forest Rangers have been caught up in what can…
Training of trainers on forest gardens
Trees for the Future, an American based NGO, together with ERuDeF organized a five day training course to…
Biodiversity in crisis in the Lebialem Highlands
Since the outbreak of the intransigent Anglophone crisis in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon, many people…
Wetlands in dire need for attention
“Wetlands are not waste lands; species are disappearing because we have condemned their nursery grounds. Even some species…
Nlonako pangolins hunted, eaten and traded!
The Nlonako Mountain area which hosts two (the White and Black bellied Pangolin) out of the four species…
Is Mount Cameroon still an active volcano?
Over the years, the powerful Mount Cameroon has sat tall but seemingly dormant at the fringes of Fakp…